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Law Tactical teamed up with ARID Manufacturing to build the A.R.S. MOD LAW, and it's the folder company's first shot at a two-point sling. The result is a lean, low-profile carry solution that swaps the usual chunky polymer sliders for smooth metal hardware and adds a pull tab that's easy to grab from just about any position. The "50 Shades" version wears a Flat Dark Earth finish that blends in nicely with tan and desert setups without shouting for attention.
The headline feature here is the on/off buckle rated to 300 pounds. Traditional QD swivels can be nearly impossible to pop loose once the sling is loaded up, which is a real problem if you get hung up climbing out of a vehicle or need to ditch the rifle fast. This buckle releases cleanly under load, so it doubles as a safety feature for snag hazards, emergency egress, or casualty care. It's a smart bit of engineering that solves an old headache most people just learned to live with.
The patent-pending Arid Retention System (A.R.S.) lets the sling stow itself with no rubber bands, clips, or extra hardware wrapped around your grip or stock. When it's tucked away it stays tight and out of the way, and it takes about a second to release and throw over your shoulder when you need it. On the MOD LAW that stowing system was tuned to play nice with folding stock and brace setups, keeping everything clean and snag-free.
Every component is sourced and manufactured stateside to Berry compliance standards, and the materials are NIR/IR compliant to help cut your signature under night vision. The all-metal hardware feels solid in hand and holds adjustment with a positive, smooth pull. Whether you're running it on a duty gun, a range rifle, or something you carry walking the property, the MOD LAW is built to stay put and last.
The MOD LAW uses an on/off buckle rated to release cleanly at 300 pounds even while the sling is under load. Standard QD swivels can be tough or impossible to pop free once tension is on them, like when you get snagged exiting a vehicle. That quick-release design gives you a real safety advantage for emergency egress or casualty care.
It uses the patent-pending Arid Retention System, which lets the sling collapse and stay tucked tight against the rifle without any rubber bands, clips, or extra hardware. When you need it, it releases in about a second so you can throw it over your shoulder. On the MOD LAW the system was set up to work well with folding stock and brace configurations.
Yes. Law Tactical is best known for its folding stock adapter, and they built this sling's self-stowing system specifically to stay out of the way on folder setups. It keeps things clean and snag-free until the moment you flip the stock out and get to work.
It is. Every component is sourced and manufactured in the United States to Berry compliance standards. The materials are also NIR/IR compliant to reduce your signature under night vision, which makes it a solid pick for low-visibility use.
| UPC | 860012878482 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2025ARSFDE |
| Color | Flat Dark Earth |
| Style | 2-point Sling |
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