Description
There's a reason the Vickers Sling shows up on so many rifles at the range and downrange. Developed alongside Larry Vickers, a retired 1st SFOD-Delta operator, this two-point sling was refined from real field time rather than a spec sheet. The result is a clean, snag-free design that does exactly what a fighting sling should do: hold your rifle secure against your body when you're moving, then loosen up fast when it's time to shoulder and shoot.
The magic is the patented Quick Adjuster. Grab the contrasting pull tab, give it a tug, and you've shortened or lengthened the sling with one hand. Push the tab the other way and you're loose again. No webbing tails flapping around, no springs or buckles waiting to fail. It's the kind of setup you stop thinking about because it just works, whether you're wearing plates or running slick.
What Sets the Vickers 2-Point Apart
This is the unpadded black model built from Invista solution-dyed Cordura webbing, which means the color runs all the way through the fibers instead of sitting on top. That translates to serious abrasion resistance and a finish that won't fade after seasons of hard use. The hardware here is glass-reinforced DuPont Zytel nylon, which shaves weight while staying plenty stout, and it keeps things quiet with no metal-on-metal clank.
Fitting the Vickers Sling to Your Setup
The sling adjusts across a wide range to fit different weapons and body sizes, so it works on an M4-style carbine, a full-size rifle, or even flipped around for a muzzle-up carry on a bolt gun or shotgun. It attaches with the two included triglides, threading straight through fixed sling loops. Want to run QD swivels or other mounting hardware? Just pull the tail from the triglide, run it through your chosen attachment, and thread it back. Note that swivels are not included, so you'll want to grab the mounts that match your rifle. Made in the USA and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this is the sling a lot of folks buy once and forget about.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Blue Force Gear
- Manufacturer Part Number: VCAS125OABK
- UPC: 814520015228
- Model: Molded Acetal Adjuster
- Type: 2-Point Sling
- Color: Black
- Webbing: Invista Solution-Dyed Cordura
- Width: 1.25"
- Adjustable Length: 54" – 64"
- Hardware: Glass-Reinforced DuPont Zytel Nylon
- Padding: Unpadded
- Country of Origin: Made in USA
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime
- Style: Tactical
What’s Included
- Vickers 2-Point Combat Applications Sling (Black)
- Two triglides for attachment and length adjustment
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Vickers 2-Point Sling come with QD swivels?
No, this model ships without swivels and attaches using the two included triglides that thread through standard fixed sling loops. If you want to run push-button QD swivels, you can pull the webbing tail from the triglide, route it through your swivel of choice, and thread it back through. You'll just need to purchase the mounting hardware that fits your rifle separately.
What rifles does the Vickers Sling work with?
It's designed to fit standard M4-style carbines and works just as well on full-size rifles. You can also mount it upside down with the adjuster to the rear for a muzzle-up carry on bolt-action rifles and shotguns. The wide length range lets you dial it in whether you're running slick or wearing body armor.
How does the Quick Adjuster on the Vickers Sling work?
The patented Quick Adjuster lets you change sling length with one hand by pulling the contrasting pull tab. Tug it one way to cinch the rifle tight against your body for carry, and push the other way to loosen up for shooting. There are no loose tails or springs involved, so it stays snag-free and reliable.
What is the difference between the nylon hardware and metal hardware versions?
This version uses glass-reinforced DuPont Zytel nylon hardware, which is lighter than the metal option and runs quiet with no metal-on-metal noise. The nylon is plenty durable for hard use while keeping overall weight down. The metal hardware version is offered for folks who simply prefer metal adjusters.





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