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Edgar Sherman Design ESD Sling, 2-Point Combat Sling, 1 in Webbing, Polymer Hardware, Matte Finish, Multicam Arid ESD-SL-MCA

$46.62
Brand
Edgar Sherman Design
Color
MultiCam Arid
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Sling
UPC
850027445069
MPN
ESDSLMCA

Overview

The Edgar Sherman Design (ESD) Sling is a 2-point combat sling designed for high adaptability across various weapon platforms, including rifles, sub-guns, shotguns, and bolt-action systems. It features a streamline, lightweight design with 1-inch webbing that minimizes friction for smooth movement. The sling includes two distinct adjustment sections: a rear section to customize fit based on body size and gear, and a quick-adjust section that allows for loosening or tightening while in use. Constructed with polymer hardware and Berry Amendment-compliant materials, the ESD sling is handmade in the USA. It offers over 20 inches of rear adjustment and can fold into itself for easy storage during vehicle operations. This model comes in a Multicam Arid pattern with a matte finish.

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