Now $106.95 at Pyramyd AIR. Closest alternative: Blue Force Gear Vickers 2-to-1 Sling - Black for $106.95. Pyramyd AIR accepts returns within 60 days. New, unused items; 20% restocking fee once items leave the warehouse.
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The Vickers 221 Sling is a premier tactical system that provides the stability of a two-point sling for carry and the rapid maneuverability of a single-point sling for active engagement. This model features an integrated Burnsed Socket and comes factory-equipped with two Push Button (QD) swivels. By detaching the front swivel from the handguard and plugging it into the Burnsed…
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The Vickers 221 Sling is a premier tactical system that provides the stability of a two-point sling for carry and the rapid maneuverability of a single-point sling for active engagement. This model features an integrated Burnsed Socket and comes factory-equipped with two Push Button (QD) swivels. By detaching the front swivel from the handguard and plugging it into the Burnsed Socket on the sling, the user can instantly transition carry styles. Constructed from solution-dyed CORDURA webbing in Coyote Brown, it is built to resist fading and withstand heavy use in harsh environments. The patented Quick Adjuster allows for immediate length transitions, ensuring the rifle remains secure against the body or fully extended for rapid target acquisition. Application Optimized for AR-15 platforms, carbines, and PDWs equipped with QD mounting sockets. This is the ideal choice for tactical professionals who require a single sling that can adapt to both long-duration patrolling and dynamic close-quarters operations.
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