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GrovTec built the QS 2-Point Sabre around one simple idea: a sling should work with you, not fight you. The heart of it is the Quick Slide system. Pull the loop forward to let the sling out for shooting, pull it back to tuck it in tight for carry. That single motion lets you transition from hands-free hauling to a snug shooting position without stopping to fiddle with buckles or tabs.
The body is woven from tightly stitched 1-inch nylon webbing, which keeps things light and low-profile while still holding its shape under load. The tailless design means there's no loose strap flapping around to catch on gear, brush, or your own kit when you sling the rifle across your back. It's the kind of detail you don't think about until a floppy sling snags at the wrong moment, and GrovTec just took that off the table.
Here's a nice touch: the Sabre comes pre-fitted with two GrovTec heavy-duty steel push-button swivels, so there's no extra hardware to hunt down before you can mount it. Those swivels drop straight into standard QD sockets, which you'll find on most modern AR-pattern rifles, chassis stocks, and accessory rails these days. The swivels are pull-tested well past 450 pounds, so the connection points aren't the weak link. Shooters like that the QD setup makes it easy to pull the sling off one gun and move it to another, which is handy in a class or a range day where you're running multiple rifles.
The MultiCam Black colorway plays well with darker builds and low-vis setups without going full flat black. As a non-elastic two-point, it doubles as a shooting support when you loop up for longer shots or drop into prone, and it cinches down close to the body when you need to move fast or climb. It's a straightforward, U.S.-made sling that covers the essentials without piling on weight or bulk, whether you're on a hog hunt, a carbine course, or just want a dependable everyday setup for your rifle or shotgun.
You pull the sling forward to let it out and give yourself slack for shooting, and pull it back to cinch it in tight for carry. It's a single one-handed motion you can do on the move without stopping. Worth noting: it works opposite to a Vickers-style sling, so if you're used to pushing a tab to loosen, this one has you pull to tighten instead.
It ships with two GrovTec heavy-duty steel push-button swivels already installed, so there's nothing extra to buy. They drop into standard QD sockets, which you'll find on most modern AR-pattern rifles, chassis stocks, and accessory rails. As long as your gun has QD sockets, you're ready to mount it right out of the package.
The push-button swivels are made for QD (quick detach) sockets, so any rifle or shotgun with QD receptacles will take it directly. Because the swivels detach quickly, it's also easy to move the sling from one gun to another. If your firearm uses traditional stud mounts instead, you'd need to add QD sockets or adapters to run it.
Yes. It's a non-elastic two-point, so when you loop up or cinch it down it gives you a stable platform for steadier shots, including dropping into prone for distance work. The tailless, 1-inch webbing keeps it low-profile and snag-free while still holding the rifle close to your body when you're on the move.
| UPC | 811071013604 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GTSL137 |
| Color | MultiCam Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sling |
| Shipping Weight | 0.291 |
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