Free ground shipping on every contiguous U.S. order · Ships within 1 business day after payment/verification · Upgraded shipping processed same business day when ordered by 9:30 AM ET
Click the image to open it full size. Additional supplier images appear when available.
Why customers choose this item
✓Two to one point sling
✓1.25 inch webbing width
✓RED swivel conversion system
✓Molded acetal adjuster
✓Coyote sling color
✓Cordura webbing construction
Product highlights
Convertible sling allows switching between two point and single point modes
Includes RED swivel mechanism enabling rapid transition between configurations
Constructed with 1.25 inch webbing for durability and reliable performance
Features push button swivel and Burnsed socket for secure attachment
Molded acetal adjuster supports quick sling length adjustments during use
Designed for compatibility with weapons equipped with QD sling sockets
Product description
The Blue Force Gear Vickers 221 Sling 2-To-1 Point Sling is a two-point sling designed for carrying and stabilizing rifles. This sling provides instant transition between two-point and one-point operation using a RED swivel and Burnsed Socket system.
The Blue Force Gear Vickers 221 Sling 2-To-1 Point Sling features 1.25 inch webbing constructed from Invista solution-dyed CORDURA with ITW GhilleTex acetal hardware. A RED swivel at the front and a molded Burnsed Socket at the rear enable rapid configuration changes. The coyote brown finish provides field-compatible color. This sling is used for flexible rifle retention during transport or tactical operations. In typical setups, the sling connects to dual QD swivel sockets or a universal wire loop for weapons without QD sockets, maintaining adjustability for use with or without body armor.
Volume pricing for business and agency buyers, plus free ground shipping on most continental U.S. orders.
Business & agency accounts
Bulk discounts
Volume pricing, dedicated account management, ACH payment options, and special sourcing for businesses, agencies, law enforcement, and first responders.