We suspect most of you know about two-point slings, as it seems to us that those are the most popular choice with most shooters. The second most common type is a single-point sling. Although single- and two-point slings dominate the market for the most part, there is one more sling, a mythical sling that is rarely seen in the wild. Shooters, range enthusiasts, operators and gunslingers have rarely been able to tame it. Of course, I’m talking about the three-point sling. Some of that is a dramatization, obviously. A three-point sling it has three points of contact with the rifle. The sling forms almost a figure 8 shape with the rifle.In all seriousness, the three-point sling is not used very widely these days. If you have never seen a three-point sling, it has three points of contact with the rifle. The sling forms almost a figure 8 shape with the rifle. There is a loop that fits around your torso, and from there another loop connects to a front point and a rear point on the rifle.The three-point sling is not that popular. After doing some searches online and flipping through gun social media posts, I didn’t find one person…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! JERUSALEM — With Iran’s missing-in-action Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei taunting Americans about the “collapse” of the U.S. after the midterm elections, the White House and Middle East experts argue Trump is positioned to defeat the remnants of the rogue regime.The remaining two years of President Trump’s Iran policy have profound implications for his legacy and could lay the foundation for a new Middle East devoid of the region’s worst state sponsor of terrorism, the Islamic Republic of Iran, should Trump pursue new military actions to dislodge Khamenei’s regime, according to experts.Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since a joint U.S.-Israel airstrike killed his father, former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and members of his family, boasted on X following the Republican defeat in the midterms: “The process of the US’s collapse has accelerated.” IRAN TAKES A VICTORY LAP OVER STUNNING US ELECTION RESULTS, CLAIMS ‘COLLAPSE HAS ACCELERATED’The radical Islamist clerical ruler’s braggadocio was met with tough statements from the White House and leading Middle East experts on Iran’s theocratic state.A White House spokesperson told Fox News Digital that “The United States is in a very strong position with control of…

The new movie “Madden” is about to take the world by storm — it remains to be seen if that’s because it’s good or because … well, that it’s not — and so the cast of it has been hit with the biggest John Madden-related question there is.Have you ever had a turducken?If you’re unaware of what a turducken is (where the hell have you been), it’s the unholy Thanksgiving sin against nature that is a chicken stuffed inside a duck, which is, in turn, crammed inside of a turkey that Madden made popular.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEThis page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom. I’ve never had one myself. Not because I’m against it — I’m staunchly pro-turducken — but I’ve simply never been given he chance to score a poultry hat trick.Maybe that’s because I never got to be in a movie about John Madden, patron saint of turducken, as these folks have.First we’ve got Christian Bale, who plays Al Davis in the movie. When he’s…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Even in the face of massive losses in last week’s Midterm elections, Republicans had a few winners, and none may have longer-lasting effects than Sen. Ashley Moody of Florida who defied national trends for a GOP hold in the Sunshine State.Going into Tuesday’s contests, holding a Senate seat in Florida may have seemed like the least Republicans could do, but it turned out to be a night where the least they could do was the most they did, and those who did win should be learned from.”I fought tooth and nail this election to make sure Floridians know that what we have here is special, and it can be dismantled in one cycle,” Moody told Fox News Digital in the wake of the blue tsunami, and while that message faltered in states like Texas, in Florida it stuck.FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN DIAGNOSES GOP’S BLUE TSUNAMI LOSSES: ‘WE FAILED TO MAKE THEM THINK WE CARED ABOUT THEM’Moody said her campaign held to two basic messages.”Talking to folks on the ground and meeting them where they were was vital, and I heard many people from all political backgrounds present a consistent message – they want a…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Jewish high school student leaders gathered for three days of fun and learning as part of the Jewish Student Union’s (JSU) annual Presidents Conference. The event brought together student club presidents from across the U.S. with the goal of preparing them to combat antisemitism not only at their current high schools, but also on their future college campuses.”Jewish students have increasingly been feeling isolated, bullied, and threatened by students at their public high schools,” National Conference of Synagogue Youth (NCSY) International director Rabbi Micah Greenland told Fox News Digital. “And the fact that they have JSU spaces to gather in makes those clubs all the more important as community spaces of gathering. For Jewish students and their allies.”Greenland said he expected students to leave the conference with the ability to “more effectively reach out to their peers” when they return home.OPINION: BEYOND THE SUPER BOWL AD: WHY JEWISH TEENS NEED MORE THAN A MOMENT TO FIGHT ANTISEMITISM IN SCHOOLS Rabbi Derek Gormin, who serves as a managing director at JSU, explained that the organization started at a high school in California and has since grown to more than 500 clubs since its…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! King Charles III was left royally soaked — and his patience appeared to dry up faster than his suit.The British monarch was caught without an umbrella as the skies opened on Nov. 1 during a celebration at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium marking Antigua and Barbuda’s 45th anniversary of independence. Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, were attending the parade during their royal tour of the Caribbean when the weather took a sudden turn.As heavy rain pelted the royal couple, Camilla was quickly handed an umbrella and hurried toward shelter. Charles, however, was left exposed to the elements, getting more drenched by the second and appearing increasingly exasperated.KING CHARLES’ ‘JUST GIVE US A RING!’ QUIP LEADS VIRAL MOMENTS FROM ROYAL US TOUR WITH QUEEN CAMILLA After spotting his wife walking away beneath an umbrella, the 77-year-old threw his hands into the air and repeatedly waved at royal aides, apparently calling for an umbrella of his own as rain soaked his suit.Help eventually arrived, but not before Charles was drenched. By the time an aide handed him an umbrella, the king was already soaking wet. “King Charles has historically had a short fuse,” royal…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The owners of a multigenerational cattle ranch say they are facing an “existential threat” after the Washington State Department of Ecology fined them hundreds of thousands of dollars over their stockwater ponds, and they are warning the case could have substantial implications nationwide.The department fined Wade and Teresa King, owners of King Ranch in Grant and Douglas counties, $267,540 in 2023 for allegedly damaging regulated wetlands by digging ponds to provide water for their ranching operations. The Kings argue the areas, which they were ordered to restore, are longstanding stockwater ponds for their livestock, not regulated wetlands.The Kings, who have been trying to get their case in front of a jury, told Fox News Digital that, not only is their financial stability at stake, so are the rights of other ranchers.”Losing this fight would be an existential threat,” Wade said. “I don’t know how we would recover from that, to be honest with you.”HOW A LOBSTERMAN’S PRIVACY FIGHT REACHED SCOTUS — AND COULD RIPPLE FAR BEYOND THE WATER: ‘AIN’T OVER YET’ When the Kings were first hit with the fines and restoration orders, they immediately set out to challenge them. However, the…

Ritsuko Nakayama, a Japanese bowling standout who helped spark the sport’s boom in the 1970s, died Saturday. She was 84.Nakayama’s death was announced by the Japan Professional Bowling Association, which said she had been receiving medical treatment for an unspecified health condition. Her passing marks the loss of one of the most influential figures in Japanese bowling history.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Before taking up bowling, Nakayama played volleyball for a corporate team and switched sports after the team folded.In 1969, she passed the first professional qualification test for women bowlers, finishing second to the late Kayoko Suda. She was one of 13 women in the first generation of pro bowlers that year.SIGN UP FOR THE DAILY OUTKICK NEWSLETTER A year later, Nakayama made history by rolling the first perfect game in women’s professional bowling. Her popularity, however, extended beyond the lanes. OUTKICK IS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE FOX NEWS APP: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOADBy 1971, she had appeared in a television commercial for a shampoo product, and the ad’s catchphrase inspired the nickname “Sawayaka Ritsuko-san,” by which she became widely known. Read the full article here

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A New Jersey township is facing backlash after officials revealed that $26 million was stolen in a fraudulent wire transfer, with residents questioning why the massive theft wasn’t disclosed until more than five weeks later — just days after Election Day.Cranbury Township Mayor Lisa Knierim announced Friday that the municipality had been the victim of a “sophisticated financial theft” involving approximately $26 million.Knierim, a Democrat, said the fraudulent wire transfer took place on Sept. 28, with the funds originally designated for purchasing property to meet the township’s affordable housing obligations.A task force involving local, county, state and federal law enforcement agencies, led by the township’s police department and the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office, is working to recover the funds, according to the mayor’s statement.CYBERCRIME LOSSES NEAR $21B: 5 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR MONEY So far, investigators have frozen nearly $17.3 million in assets, leaving approximately $8.7 million outside the reported freeze.The township said the investigation remains active, adding that additional details cannot be released.Knierim’s announcement came Nov. 6, three days after the midterm elections and more than five weeks after the theft.Several residents responded to the announcement on the township’s Facebook page,…