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The Blue Force Gear Burnsed Socket is one of those small pieces of hardware that quietly changes how your rifle carries. It's a standalone mounting point that slides onto your sling webbing and gives you a spot to dock a push-button QD swivel, effectively turning a two-point sling into a single point on demand. That means you can run your rifle in a comfortable two-point setup for all-day carry, then convert to a single point when you need to work fast and dynamic. No tools, no re-rigging, just move the swivel over and go.
The concept dates back to 2005, when Blue Force Gear designed it as the key hardware behind their patented SOC-C convertible sling. Slide the socket onto the rear of the sling toward the rear receiver or your usual single-point location, pop the forward push-button swivel off the front of the weapon, and click it into the socket. Now you're in single point mode. Reverse it and you're back to two point. It pairs with any Push Button Sling Swivel or RED Swivel, so it plays nice with slings you likely already own.
This is the black molded polymer model, built with a metal socket insert for the swivel connection. It weighs in around 8 grams, so it adds essentially nothing to your setup, which matters when you're counting ounces on a fighting rifle. The polymer keeps things simple and low-profile compared to the machined aluminum version, and it fits any 1" or 1.25" sling webbing including the Vickers Combat Applications Sling and Victory Series slings.
Like the rest of the Blue Force Gear lineup, this one's made in the USA down in Georgia and carries their limited lifetime warranty. It's the kind of quiet upgrade that gets trusted by military and law enforcement folks, and it earns its spot for regular range and hunting use too. If you've ever wanted the flexibility of both sling styles without buying two separate slings, this is the piece that gets you there.
No, the socket is a standalone hardware piece and includes only the Burnsed Socket itself. You'll need a compatible sling with 1" or 1.25" webbing and a Push Button Sling Swivel or RED Swivel to make the conversion work. Many folks already have these on hand, which is why the socket is sold on its own.
It fits any 1" or 1.25" sling webbing, including the Vickers Combat Applications Sling and the Victory Series slings. As long as your sling uses removable push-button hardware, the socket gives you a docking point to convert between two-point and single-point carry. It's a universal-minded design that isn't locked to one specific sling.
This listing is the black molded polymer model, which uses a lightweight polymer body with a metal socket for the swivel connection. Blue Force Gear also offers a machined aluminum version for a more rugged all-metal build. The polymer version is the lighter, lower-profile choice and covers the same core function.
Installation is tool-free. You slide the socket onto the rear of your sling webbing toward the rear receiver or your usual single-point location, then move your forward push-button swivel off the weapon and click it into the socket. Reverse the process to switch back, so you can change carry modes in seconds without re-rigging anything.
| UPC | 812114020283 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PBF-P-125-BK |
| Color | Black |
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