Chalker Sling Load Bearing Attachment
- The Chalker Sling Load Bearing Attachment is the latest sling design by Command Master Chief Dennis the “SNAKE” Chalker (Command Master Chief; US Navy Seal retired).
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Chalker
- Attaches to you load bearing kit in seconds.
- Allows enough slack for the weapon to be transitioned to the weapon retention position.
- A quick release capable of holding over 300 lbs of static weight.
- Adjustable in length.
- Allows you to run one system for 100’s of weapon systems simply by adding a standoff to the weapon system you want to use.
As in true JTC fashion the Chalker Sling Load Bearing Attachment will be Made in the USA.
DOCUMENTS
VIDEOS
Please review the short video (BELOW) on the pros of the 2nd Gen Chalker Sling for Patrol and plain clothes purposes as well as long terms security details. Other very important details of this system is that you can attach it to any current adapter you have on your M-4 for your single point sling. The other pro is the nylon standoff that come with the sling allow you to attach multiple standoffs to different weapon systems such as the 870 shotgun or the Penn Arms multi launcher and even shields for that matter. Now you do not have to put a sling on ever weapon. You can buy one sling (The Chalker Sling – 2nd Generation) that you adjust so it fits you perfectly with the capability to sling any weapon in your arsenal by attaching the inexpensive standoffs.
TESTIMONIALS
“I have one of the original Chalker Slings and have used it for years. After receiving information that Jersey Tactical was now offering the sling I ordered 15 slings for our Tactical Team. When I received the slings I was happily surprised to find Jersey Tactical had not only supplied the original designed sling, but had upgraded many of the materials of construction.
Our Tactical Team uses a wide array of weapons from MP-5?s, AR?s, M-14?s to shotguns. The Chalker Sling is excellent for quick change of weapons platform, provides even distribution of the weapon weight for more comfort on long deployments, and holds the weapon in a center natural position during rapid transition to a handgun.”
Troy Black, Chief Deputy/Tactical Commander
Anderson County Sheriff”s Office
Palestine, Texas
