Slings & Sling Swivels
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GAMO® - Gun Buddy Black Dual Point Rifle Sling (621240854)Gun Buddy Black Dual Point Rifle Sling by GAMO®. Fits All Air Rifles. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet...High quality at an affordable priceExpertly made from premium materials$11.27In Stock - Ships in 24 to 48 hrs - Limbsaver® - Kodiak Air Firearm Black Rubber/Nylon Dual Point Sling (12190)Kodiak Air Firearm Black Rubber/Nylon Dual Point Sling by Limbsaver®. The culmination of years of technological research and development, the Kodiak Air rifle sling from LimbSaver™ enables you to carry your bow for longer periods...Advanced sling designed for use with rifles, enables you to carry it comfortably in the field for longer periodsBreathable Air-Web pattern with extra-flexible design molds and bends to your body's contours$29.99In Stock - Ships in 24 to 48 hrs
Long firearms can be quite weighty and inconvenient to carry, especially when you're in the woods on a hunt. Alleviating the weight of your firearm, the right sling adds the convenience of having your hands free for other purposes. The standard width of sling studs is 1.0 or 1.25 inches. Sling swivels attach the stud to the firearms and the swivel size has to match the sling stud width. Based on the way that slings attach to a firearm, there are 3 standard sling types. They include single-, two- and three-point attachment styles, while the most popular and widespread gun sling features 2 attachment points.
If you are planning on purchasing a gun sling, think of the situation that you will be using your firearm in. In case you need a sling for tactical situations, it’s better to select a single-point sling. It ensures quick transition of weapon between the shoulders and keeps the firearm in front of the shooter for quicker access. Two-point slings connect two sides of the firearms and allow for wearing them across the torso, around the neck or over one shoulder. Three-point slings feature 2 points that attach to the firearm, and one point that attaches to the body. This is the most convenient way to carry a rifle or shotgun, so it is especially popular with hunters.
