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Blue Force Gear VCASPB200AABK Vickers Push Button Sling Black Cordura Padded, Slings

$116.95
Brand
Blue Force Gear
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Slings & Attachments
UPC
814520010681
MPN
VCASPB200AABK

Overview

The Blue Force Gear Vickers Push Button Sling is a two-point combat sling constructed from black Cordura and 1.25-inch webbing. This padded sling is designed to distribute weapon weight across the shoulder to reduce fatigue. It features an adjustable length of up to 54 inches, utilizing a contrasting pull tab for quick, smooth length adjustments without creating excess dangling material. This sling comes equipped with premium American-made push-button quick-detach (QD) swivels for rapid attachment and detachment. Designed in collaboration with Larry Vickers, the sling is built for durability and versatility in various carry and shooting positions. It is manufactured in the USA.

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