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As much as I don't care for single points I think that's the only viable option unless you go with an underbody sling loop. If you don't mind, could you tell me how you feel about the Spectre HST sling?
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So far, I've been very pleased with mine. I didn't need the extra quick detach loop that the MOUT sling offers, because I can just detach the swivel from the KAC mounting plate. The HST is ambidextrous, which makes cross-shoulder transitions very easy & fast on building clearing exercises, & I like having the capability to switch sides of the mounting plate & make the sling truly ambi, so if someone else (probably right-handed) needs to use my rifle, all they have to do is move the swivel.
I used the HST in an NRA Patrol Rifle Instructor class a couple of months ago, & it worked very well.
I've done a couple of building entries since putting it on, & the only problem I have noticed so far is the tendency of the rifle barrel to hit right on the family jewels
if I just drop the rifle without using the support hand to swing the gun out of the way. You really need to be conscious of controlling the muzzle with the support hand for going to prone or transitioning to a handgun, unless you're into pain...I use the sling with the loop over my strong (left) shoulder, & under my right arm, which keeps the rifle out of the way of my handgun.
Overall, I like the single-point for what I do. If I had to carry the rifle for long periods of time, patrolling or whatever, I don't think it would be as comfortable as the Giles sling I used to have....
YMMV.