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SKU: 430100702
Built for users who need flexibility in how a rifle is carried and controlled, this sling is designed to move between 2-point and 1-point setups without slowing down the transition. It is intended for situations where a traditional 2-point carry works well, but a faster, more compact configuration may be useful, such as vehicle use or movement in tight spaces. The sling also maintains instant length adjustment in both modes through Acetal triglides. For hunters and shooters who want adaptable carry options without changing slings, it offers a practical, purpose-driven setup.
Switches Instantly
Between 2-point and 1-point carry
Maintains Instantaneous
Adjustability in both sling configurations
Uses Blue
Force Gear's polymer Burnsed Socket
Overall Sling
Length adjustability is maintained with
Built Vickers
Combat Applications Sling design
| Burnsed Socket | Polymer |
|---|---|
| Color | Od Green |
| Instant Adjustability | Maintained in both 1 and 2 point modes |
| Overall Sling Length Adjustability | Maintained through the use of Acetal triglides on the sling |
| Red Swivel | Patented |
| Switchable Modes | 2-point to 1-point |
Yes. The product description says the Vickers 2-To-1 Red Swivel Sling lets the user switch from 2-point to 1-point mode instantly by pulling the RED Swivel knob and reinserting it into the Burnsed Socket at the rear of the receiver.
Yes. The source states that instantaneous adjustability is maintained in both 1-point and 2-point modes.
The description specifically names Blue Force Gear’s polymer Burnsed Socket and the patented RED Swivel.
The specs say overall sling length adjustability is maintained through the use of Acetal triglides on the sling.
No. It is described as a 2-to-1 sling, meaning it is intended to be used in either 2-point or 1-point mode depending on the situation.