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If you run a Vickers Combat Applications Sling or really any sling with removable webbing hardware, the Burnsed Socket is one of those small parts that makes a bigger difference than its size suggests. This version is molded from glass filled nylon in tan, keeping things light while giving you a solid anchor point for a push button swivel or RED swivel. Once it's threaded onto the rear of your sling near the receiver, it just rides there quietly in two point mode until you need to make a quick change.
Here's the actual function: pop the front push button swivel off the weapon, snap it into the Burnsed Socket instead, and you've just converted your two point sling into a single point in a matter of seconds. That flexibility matters more than people expect once they're moving between open carry, working around a doorway, or transitioning through positions where a two point sling gets in the way. Blue Force Gear originally designed this hardware back in 2005 for their patented SOC-C sling system, and it's stuck around because it just works.
Going with the molded nylon option instead of the machined aluminum version saves you weight without giving up function. It's not rotation limited, so the socket moves freely along the webbing until you're actually using it, which is exactly how it's supposed to behave. The compact footprint, under an inch and a half long, means it disappears into your setup rather than becoming another bulky attachment point.
This piece slides onto standard 1 inch or 1.25 inch webbing, so it plays well with the Vickers Combat Applications Sling, the Victory Series Sling, or honestly most sling systems using that same webbing width. Keep in mind the sling itself and the push button swivel are sold separately, this listing gets you the socket hardware only. Blue Force Gear builds all of their gear in Pooler, Georgia, and backs it with their limited lifetime warranty, so you're not gambling on a part that's going to crack after a season of use.
No, this is the socket hardware only. You'll need your own sling with 1 inch or 1.25 inch webbing along with a push button swivel or RED swivel to actually use it for converting between carry modes.
Yes, it was actually designed with the Vickers Combat Applications Sling in mind and fits its standard webbing width. It'll also work on the Victory Series Sling or any other sling using 1 inch or 1.25 inch webbing.
The nylon version is lighter and gets the job done for most day to day and range use, while the machined aluminum option is built for a tougher, more rugged connection point. Both work the same way functionally, it just comes down to how much weight savings versus reinforced strength matters for your setup.
Slide the socket onto your sling near the rear attachment point, then when you want to go single point, detach the front push button swivel from your weapon and snap it into the socket instead. The whole switch takes just a few seconds and doesn't require any tools.
| UPC | 812114020290 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PBF-P-125-TN |
| Color | Tan |
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