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The ESD Sling from Edgar Sherman Design earned its following the hard way, through real use and a lot of testing. It's a two-point sling that keeps things simple where it counts and gets clever where it matters. The star of the show is a dual adjustment layout: a rear section to dial in overall fit and a quick-adjust section that loosens or tightens on the fly. That means you can go from tight against your chest for movement to slack for a stable firing position with one hand, without stopping to fuss with hardware.
This one runs a 1-inch webbing width on purpose. The narrower profile creates less friction than the chunky 2-inch slings a lot of folks are used to, so it glides across your back and gear when you transition or reposition instead of dragging. There's an elastic regulator built in that keeps the webbing from twisting or jamming while you adjust, plus a rubberized pull tab that gives you a solid grip even with gloves on. It's genuinely lightweight and low-profile, and it works across rifles, carbines, shotguns, bolt guns, sub-guns, and PDW-style setups.
One of the sharper features is the self-storing design. Fold the sling into its own elastic keeper and it packs down tight against the weapon, which is handy for vehicle storage, a pack, or a case. Give it a pull and it deploys to full length in an instant. This is the open-end version, so you get an ITW tri-glide on each end to secure whatever connection method you prefer. QD swivels, HK hooks, paracord loops, or your own hardware all work here, and you can trim the webbing to your size if needed. It's built by hand in the USA from Berry Amendment compliant materials, so the quality is there when you put it to work.
No, this is the open-end version, so it ships with an ITW tri-glide on each end and no mounting hardware. That keeps the cost down and lets you attach it however you like. You can add QD swivels, HK hooks, paracord loops, or your own connectors depending on your setup.
Yes. It's designed to be highly adaptable across rifles, carbines, shotguns, bolt guns, sub-guns, and PDW platforms. As long as you have a way to attach each end, whether that's swivels, loops, or existing sling points, it'll run on just about any long gun.
There are two adjustment sections. The rear one sets your overall fit for body size and gear, and the quick-adjust section lets you loosen or tighten on the fly with one hand using the rubberized pull tab. An elastic regulator keeps the webbing from twisting or jamming while you cinch it down.
The narrower 1-inch webbing is intentional. It creates less friction than wider slings, so it slides across your body and gear without dragging when you transition or reposition. It also keeps the sling lighter and more streamlined overall.
| UPC | 850027445021 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ESD-SL-CB |
| Color | Coyote |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sling |
| Style | 2-point |
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