Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling Black

BULLDOG ONE-POINT GUN SLING BLACK

Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling Black – The Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling in black is a highly functional and durable firearm accessory designed for quick access and comfortable carry. Made from rugged, high-strength nylon material, this sling is built to withstand the toughest conditions, offering long-lasting reliability.

The one-point design allows for a full range of motion and easy transitions between shooting positions, making it ideal for tactical use, shooting sports, or hunting. The adjustable strap ensures a customizable fit, while the quick-release buckle enables rapid adjustments and detachment when necessary.

The Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling features a padded shoulder section for added comfort during extended wear, reducing strain and fatigue. Its simple yet effective design keeps your firearm securely in place while allowing for fast, convenient access when you need it most.

Whether you’re in the field or at the range, the Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling Black offers superior performance and comfort, making it an essential accessory for any shooter.

This Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling Black will not disappoint – grab yours today.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Name: Bulldog One-Point Gun Sling Black
• Item No.: SL-04
• Packing: Bags
• Size: The largest length: 152cm the shortest: 110cm
• Weight: About 300g
• Accessories: Function rope
• Colour: Black
• Material: Nylon Rope Webbing, Elastic Rubber, Steel Metal Clasp

ABOUT ONE-POINT SLINGS

A one-point gun sling is designed to attach at a single point on the firearm, usually near the buttstock or rear of the receiver. These slings are particularly popular for tactical use, especially with AR-style rifles, shotguns, or compact firearms like submachine guns. They offer ease of movement, quick transitions, and simplicity.

Single Attachment Point: It connects to the firearm using a single attachment point, typically via a loop, hook, or quick-detach (QD) swivel.
Adjustability: Most one-point slings are adjustable for length to fit the user’s body size and gear.
Durability: Made of strong materials like nylon webbing, ensuring it can support the firearm’s weight.
Flexibility: Allows the firearm to hang freely in front of the user, enabling quick shoulder transitions or a switch to secondary weapons.

BENEFITS OF A ONE-POINT SLING

1. Ease of Use: Simple design, making it easy to attach and adjust.
2. Mobility: Offers a full range of motion, allowing you to manoeuvre the firearm quickly and efficiently.
3. Quick Transitions: Ideal for transitioning from rifle to sidearm during tactical scenarios.
4. Compact Setup: This doesn’t interfere with other gear and is easy to stow.

LIMITATIONS

1. Less Stability: Because the firearm hangs from one point, it may swing around more than with two- or three-point slings.
2. Weight Distribution: All the weight rests on a single shoulder, which can become uncomfortable over extended periods.
3. Not Ideal for Long Carry: Not as stable as other sling types for carrying the firearm over long distances.

HOW TO USE A ONE-POINT SLING

1. Attachment:
   • Locate the attachment point on your firearm (rear receiver plate, buffer tube, or stock).
   • Secure the sling to the firearm using the appropriate method (QD swivel, clasp, or hook).
2. Adjust the Sling:
   • Wear the sling over your dominant or non-dominant shoulder so the firearm rests across your body.
   • Adjust the length to ensure the firearm sits at a comfortable height near your chest or abdomen.
3. Transitioning:
   • To bring the firearm to a firing position, simply lift it to your shoulder without worrying about detaching the sling.
   • For secondary weapon transitions, let the rifle hang freely while you draw your pistol.
4. Stowing:
   • When not in use, the firearm can hang safely in front of your body, leaving your hands free for other tasks.

TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE USE

• Practice Drawing and Transitioning: Familiarize yourself with how the sling moves and how to transition from one weapon to another smoothly.
• Consider Padding: If you’ll be wearing it for long periods, consider a sling with padding to reduce discomfort.
• Retention: Be mindful of how the firearm moves when running or bending; the one-point sling allows for significant movement.
• Test with Gear: Ensure the sling works well with your other gear, such as body armour or plate carriers.