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This is Law Tactical's first crack at a two-point rifle sling, built alongside ARID Manufacturing, and it carries the same purpose-driven attitude the brand is known for with its folding stock adapters. The Multicam version wears a proven camo pattern that blends into brush and field environments, and every component is made in the USA. What you get is a low-profile two-point sling that stays out of the way until you need it, then adjusts smooth and locks down tight.
The headliner here is the 300 lb load-rated on/off buckle. Standard QD swivels can be tough or impossible to pop loose when the sling is pulled tight, like when you get hung up climbing out of a vehicle. This buckle releases cleanly under load, which is a real safety edge for snag situations or getting a rifle off a downed shooter fast. The rest of the hardware is all metal and low-profile, so the slider glides easily for on-the-fly tension changes but holds its position once you set it.
The Mod Law borrows ARID's patent-pending Arid Retention System and adapts it for a folding stock setup. It's self-stowing, meaning you wrap the excess around the buttstock, cinch it with the pull tab, and tuck the extra webbing into the elastic keeper. When you need it back, a firm tug deploys the sling in about a second. That keeps everything tight to the rifle so nothing dangles or catches when the gun is folded and slung.
All materials are Berry compliant, sourced and manufactured stateside, and the sling runs a NIR/IR compliant treatment that keeps it from glowing or reflecting under night vision. For anyone running optics or gear in low light, that low signature matters. It's a minimalist, no-nonsense sling that leans on function over frills, and it ships ready to route through front and rear attachment points.
No, the Mod Law ships as the sling itself and does not include QD swivels. It's open-ended and designed to work with a variety of attachment points, so you can add your own QD swivels, HK hooks, or run the setup you already have. That flexibility makes it easy to move between rifles if you set it up with QD hardware.
A standard QD swivel can be difficult or even impossible to pop loose when the sling is pulled tight under load. The Mod Law's mechanical on/off buckle is designed to release cleanly regardless of tension, which is a big deal if you get snagged exiting a vehicle or need to get the rifle off someone quickly. It's rated to release at 300 lbs for snag hazards and emergency situations.
It uses ARID's patent-pending Arid Retention System, which lets you wrap the excess webbing around the buttstock, cinch it down with the pull tab, and tuck the extra into the elastic keeper. That keeps the sling tight to the rifle so it doesn't dangle or snag, which pairs especially well with a folding stock. When you need it, a firm tug on the pull tab deploys the sling in about a second.
Yes. The sling is NIR/IR compliant, meaning it's treated to reduce its infrared and night vision signature so it won't glow or reflect under NODs. That's a useful feature for anyone running low-light or tactical setups where staying dark matters.
| UPC | 860012878475 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2025ARSMUL |
| Color | Multi-Cam |
| Style | 2-point Sling |
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