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The ESD Sling in Snow Camo is Edgar Sherman Design's take on what a two-point should be: adaptable, low-friction, and built from real field time rather than a spec sheet. It runs on a 1-inch webbing that carries less bulk than the wider slings a lot of folks are used to, and that narrower profile lets it glide across your chest and back without snagging or dragging when you transition or reposition the rifle. The snow camo pattern keeps things low-key in winter and open terrain, and the matte finish means no shine giving you away.
What really makes this one work is the dual adjustment design. There's a rear section with 20-plus inches of adjustment to dial in overall fit, so whether you're running a plate carrier, a chest rig, a heavy winter layer, or just a t-shirt, you can size it to match. Up front sits a quick-adjust section that loosens or tightens on the fly, moving naturally in both directions so you can cinch the gun tight for hands-free carry or let it out fast for a shooting position. The design is built around natural body mechanics, which is a fancy way of saying it just feels right once it's set up.
This version carries the MK 1.5 updates, including a redesigned elastic regulator that keeps the webbing from twisting or jamming mid-adjustment. That elastic doubles as a pull tab, so you can fold the sling against the side of the rifle and stow it tight for vehicle work, pack storage, or a case. One pull and it deploys back to full length. Both ends are open with ITW tri-glides, which means you're free to add whatever attachment method suits your build, whether that's QD swivels, HK hooks, or paracord guides.
It's hand-made in the USA and has earned a strong following among serious users, including top-tier military professionals. The rear section fits folks up to about 7 feet tall, so there's plenty of range for almost any body type and loadout.
No, the sling ships with open ends and an ITW tri-glide on each side, but the attachment hardware to your rifle is not included. That open-end setup is intentional, since it lets you run whatever connection method fits your build, like QD swivels, HK hooks, or paracord guides. It keeps the sling flexible across different platforms.
It's built to adapt to a wide range of long guns, including carbines, sub-guns, shotguns, hunting rifles, bolt actions, and PDW systems. As long as your firearm can accept a two-point attachment method, the ESD Sling will pair with it. The open ends make it easy to configure for whatever you're running.
There are two separate adjustment zones. The rear section sets your overall fit for body size and gear and offers over 20 inches of range, while the front quick-adjust lets you tighten or loosen the sling on the fly. It moves naturally in both directions, so you can snug the rifle tight for carry or let it out fast when you need it up.
Yes, and it's one of the better features on this version. The MK 1.5 elastic regulator lets you fold the sling against the side of the rifle and hold it tight, which is handy for vehicle storage or packing it into a bag or case. A single pull deploys it back to full length.
| UPC | 850027445052 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ESD-SL-SC |
| Product Type | Sling |
| Model | |
| Color | White |
| Style | 2-point |
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