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Griffin SLINGCOY1 Switch Hitter Coyote Nylon Webbing 31-62" OAL Single to Two Point, Slings

$56.95
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Brand
Griffin Armament
Color
Coyote
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Slings & Attachments
UPC
791154083246

Overview

The Griffin Armament Switch Hitter Convertible Sling is a rugged, versatile QD sling designed for everyday firearm management. Built with robust 1.5-inch nylon tube webbing that provides structure to control the weapon, the sling easily converts between a single-point and two-point configuration. It expands to a maximum length of approximately 62 inches in two-point mode and cinches down to roughly 31 inches. It features a durable steel slider buckle with anatomical serrations for ease of operation, a steel convertible QD plate, and includes QD swivels.

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