Travis Haley's sling lessons and a Safariland belt carry Haley Strategic's pause
No new uploads went up, and a gun-belt collaboration from four months ago is the video viewers keep opening.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
BASELINE® Series: A Haley Strategic and Safariland Collaboration
Haley Strategic Partners calls itself a knowledge transfer channel, and with nothing new posted over the week, the transferring fell to the back catalog.
The video moving best is not a lesson at all but a product launch: "BASELINE® Series: A Haley Strategic and Safariland Collaboration," posted about four months ago and now past 40,000 views. It introduces a gun belt line built with Safariland, the long-established maker of police duty gear, and the description pitches it as a simpler package for everyday carry, training and professional use.
Right behind it, almost step for step, is Travis Haley himself. "Sling Techniques Part 1: Switching Shoulders with Travis Haley" has him showing three ways to move a rifle sling from one shoulder to the other when approaching a corner in close-quarters work, and Part 3 follows him going hands free to get over obstacles. Haley, a former Marine who built a name as a firearms instructor, is the face of the company, and these short teaching pieces are where the channel's title makes most sense.
Views ran a little below their usual daily pace, and subscribers edged up by about a thousand to 492,000. Among the weapons and military channels around its size, it is a quieter corner: Daniel Davis / Deep Dive had by far the busiest week, Tenacious Trilobite, scholagladiatoria and Royal Armouries each drew big audiences, while Haley Strategic sits fourth by subscribers and lets its sling lessons do the teaching.
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The videos drawing views on Haley Strategic Partners right now
- Channel
- Haley Strategic Partners
- Subscribers
- 492,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 59,689
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Haley Strategic Partners' channel and its most active videos stood over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
In firearms training, what does the abbreviation CQB, used in Travis Haley's sling videos, stand for?
CQB means Close Quarters Battle, fighting at very short range such as inside buildings and around corners.




