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The ESD Sling from Edgar Sherman Design is one of those pieces of gear that gets popular by word of mouth rather than flashy marketing. It's a 1-inch two-point built around a simple idea: give you real adjustment where it counts without a bunch of extra bulk hanging off your rifle. The M81 Woodland pattern is a nice throwback that still blends well in green timber and brushy terrain, and the matching ESD Pull Tab gives you an easy grab point when you're adjusting on the move.
What makes this one worth a look is the two-section adjustment setup. There's a rear section with over 20 inches of travel to dial the sling to your body size and however much gear you're wearing, and it reportedly fits folks up to around 7 feet tall. Up front you get a quick-adjust that loosens or cinches the sling while it's on you, so you can go from slung-and-comfortable to locked-in-tight in about a second. The whole system is designed to move with your body instead of fighting it.
The narrower 1-inch webbing is a deliberate call. It carries less friction than wider slings, so it slides across your chest and back without dragging or bunching up when you transition the rifle side to side. It's light too, which you'll notice on a long day. The updated MK 1.5 elastic regulator keeps the webbing from twisting or jamming when you adjust, and the natural pull tab lets you fold the sling into itself and stow it flat against the gun. That's handy for tossing a rifle in a case, a pack, or a patrol vehicle and then yanking it back to full length in a heartbeat.
Both ends come open with ITW Tri-Glides, so you can run whatever attachment method suits your setup, be it QD swivels, MASH hooks, or paracord loops. It's hand-made in the USA with Berry Amendment-compliant materials, and the fit and finish reflect that. Works across ARs, shotguns, sub-guns, bolt guns, and PDW builds without missing a beat.
The ESD Sling is built to run on just about any long gun, including AR-style rifles, shotguns, sub-guns, bolt actions, hunting rifles, and PDW builds. Both ends are open with ITW Tri-Glides, so you attach whatever mounting hardware fits your setup. If your setup is on the shorter side, you can trim the webbing to length like most rifle slings.
There are two separate adjustment sections. The rear one is set once to fit your body and gear, giving over 20 inches of range, while the front quick-adjust lets you loosen or tighten the sling on the fly. Pull it tight to lock the rifle against your body, or slack it off to carry comfortably and get into position.
Yes, and that's one of the features folks like most. The updated MK 1.5 elastic regulator has a pull tab that lets the sling fold in on itself and sit flat against the rifle. That keeps it tidy for case, pack, or vehicle storage, then a quick pull drops it back to full length.
The 1-inch webbing is a design choice, not a shortcut. A narrower strap carries less friction than a wide one, so it slides across your body without dragging when you transition the rifle. It also keeps the sling lightweight, which adds up over a long day on the range or in the field.
| UPC | 850027445045 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ESD-SL-M81 |
| Color | M81 Woodland |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sling |
| Style | 2-point |
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