Years ago I saw a very cool sling for the PDW that I've wanted ever since.  Now that I have a sear and can purchase a Vector PDW clone, I want to make this happen. Please help me find this sling, if possible.

The sling was designed to carry the weapon under a coat with the stock folded, and as the weapon was brought up from concealment, the sling would unfold the stock for you and lock it into place.  Thus, a bodyguard could save a second or two on bringing the weapon into use with this sling.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Made by Eagle, there is a guy on HK Pro that sells them for I think $85, super guy to deal with, cant recall his name. Eagle makes the HK version and is marked HK, the ones he sells are not marked, can only find the HK marked ones used...............same EXACT thing

ah here is the post
hkpro.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49917&highlight=eagle

Q: Why don't you make shoulder holsters?

A: I don't care for the shoulder holster as a primary carry holster for several reasons. The presentation requires you to break the 180 degree safety rule, you must wear a jacket to conceal them, and I have not found a design that is comfortable for an eight+ hour day. The only shoulder rig we've ever made carries an MP5-K with folding stock on the strong side/pistol for back up on the weak side. This rig, built at the request of a military special operations unit, also automatically deploys the folding stock when the weapon is brought out, and is capable of sub 2 second presentations. Before you ask, we only make it for government contract sales.


This was on the Wild Bill's Concealment web page. I have seen it in magazine advertisments.

Wild Bill's Concealment


96Ag

Thanks guys, some good finds there.

I emailed the guy selling them on HKPro, hopefully he will get back to me soon.

I've bought several items from am94pm and have never had a problem.

FWIW...

I had some correspondence with one of the guys from Military Morons, since they did a brief review on their site a while back.  He owned one, and said it was more of a novelty than a useful item, and to save my money unless I just wanted one for fun.