Best Rifle Slings / 2 Point Sling With FAST-LOOP Adjuster / Optimum Design Duty Sling / Heavy Duty 1.25 inch MIL-SPEC Webbing / Adjusts Up To 55+ Inches

The sling in my attached photo is what I received instead of that depicted on the page. The left lower part of the picture shows the end of the sling is completely sewn together with a buckle in the center. It does not open or in any way allow me to attach a QD ring or secure it to the butt of the rifle.. IT IS NOT AS SHOWN. None of the customer submitted pictures show it in this configuration nor any other brand, all others have two buckles and a cinchable/untieable strap. Maybe I don't understand the genius of it's design but it's not what was advertised so it's being returned for a different brand sling. Received as gift but off wish list...

It's an O.K. sling, especially for the price. If you are going to use the sling a lot, or need a sling that is easy and quick to adjust ALL the time under any condition...choose something else that is built using better material and parts. Mine started to fray the first day after the nylon slid through the Tri-Glide a few times. I have an S.T.I. sling of the same design and it is a lot more heavy duty, with thicker glides and clips, the material feels tougher. and isn't as shiny. This is a good sling for under 10 Bucks, so know that when buying. If you need a sling to use every now and then, it should be fine. I may buy a couple more to put on a couple rifles I shoot occasionally because the price is low, and this sling is 'good enough' for light use.

For $8 bucks this thing is great. As previous reviews have stated it is starting to fray a little but I think it is because of the loop I have it on. This was a great addition to my .22. This would probably work on a modern sporting rifle but seriously, why the h*ll would you buy a $8 sling for a $800+ rifle. I love my more expensive slings more than this one, but would not spend that on a $200 plinking rifle. This sling will let you put the gun on your shoulder and walk to your favorite shooting spot just fine. It will also secure the rifle to your neck to steady the rifle for varmint hunting.

I'd give this 5 stars at twice the price I paid, but as of today it's listed for $10 and I paid $13! Made from tubular nylon webbing (the good stuff that doesn't pill up so much), it duplicates a pattern for which I've paid nearly $30 in the past. I attached this with good glass-filled nylon swivels and got a rapidly adjustable, fully functional shoulder-carry/hasty-sling shooting sling. Not as much of an accuracy enhancement as a cuff-type sling, but much more practical on a "composite" (read: Plastic) stocked, tubular receivered, mass-produced, 16.25" barreled bolt action woods rifle.

I bought this sling thinking it would adjust like the Blue Force Gear slings that I own.It doesn't. I adjusts exactly OPPOSITE from a Vickers sling, ie you pull the loop towards the rear of the weapon with this sling to tighten, on the Vickers you pull it toward the muzzle of the weapon to tighten it.This makes it extremely awkward and difficult to adjust, especially on the SBR that I put it on. There is some leverage issue that keeps it from snugging up properly. Even more awkward if you are trying to do it quickly as you shoulder your weapon.For 10 bucks or whatever it makes a good and easy to adjust 2 point sling AS LONG AS YOU AREN'T TRYING TO DO IT UNDER PRESSURE (or in a hurry). Will live on one of my other rifles. Craftsmanship is decent. Neither terrible nor stellar.

Sling only fits some guns. The are NO instructions so you are on your own. Did NOT fit my gun, returned.

These are great basic slings. I have rigged them on three of my rifles so far, and they have performed very well. They are a basic sling, so keep that in mind. They are not as versatile as some of my other slings, but for guns that just need a simple sling, these are terrific and a very good deal at their price-point.

Maybe I’m just used to more expensive slings, but it is very difficult to use the strap to adjust for length on the fly.