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Magpul MAG515RGR MS3 Single QD Sling GEN2 made of Nylon Webbing with Ranger Green Finish, Adjustable One-Two Point Design & QD Swivel for, Rifles

$56.95
Brand
Magpul
Color
Ranger Green
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Slings & Attachments
UPC
873750010724
MPN
MAG515RGR

Overview

The Magpul MS3 GEN2 Rifle Sling is a versatile, American-made sling capable of quickly transitioning between one-point and two-point configurations. It features a heavy-duty push-button Quick Disconnect (QD) swivel for the rear attachment point, ensuring compatibility with standard QD cups, while the front mount remains compatible with the Magpul RSA, MSA, Forward Sling Mount, and various snap-hook style loops. The Generation 2 model incorporates a low-profile, quick-adjust MS1 slider for effortless length adjustment (from 58.5 to 71.5 inches) and uses high-durability, snag-free 1.25-inch nylon webbing. The sling hardware is constructed from lightweight, reinforced polymer.

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