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GrovTec built the QS 2-Point Sabre Sling around one idea: keep it simple and let it move with you. This is a two-point carry sling made from 1.25-inch nylon webbing, and the star of the show is the Quick Slide loop. Pull the loop forward and the sling opens up so you can shoulder the rifle and get on target. Pull it back and it cinches down tight against your body for hands-free carry. No tabs to fumble with, no cam buckles to fight, just a smooth grab-and-go adjustment you can run without looking down.
The tailless design is a real perk in the field. There's no leftover strap flapping around to snag on gear, catch on brush, or get in the way when you're moving fast. That keeps the whole setup sleek and low profile, which matters when you're running an AR-pattern rifle or any modern carbine and you want the sling to disappear until you need it. The 1.25-inch webbing hits a nice middle ground too, wide enough to spread weight across your shoulder but slim enough that it never feels bulky.
GrovTec includes two of their heavy-duty steel push-button swivels already sewn onto the sling, so there's nothing extra to buy to get up and running. These are made to drop straight into the QD sockets you'll find on most modern stocks, handguards, and accessory rails. Click them in, click them out, and swap the sling between guns in seconds. GrovTec is a US-based outfit out of Oregon that's earned a strong reputation for solid, no-nonsense hardware, and these swivels are a good example of why folks keep coming back.
This Tan colorway blends in nicely with earth-tone builds and lighter setups. Whether you're at the range for a training day or just want a dependable carry sling that gets out of your way, the Sabre keeps things clean and functional.
It's about as simple as it gets. Pull the sewn-in loop forward and the sling extends so you can shoulder your rifle, then pull it back and it tightens down for carry. There's no buckle or tab to fuss with, so you can make the change on the move without taking your eyes off what's in front of you.
Yes. Two heavy-duty steel push-button swivels come already installed on the sling, so you don't need to buy anything extra. They're built to drop right into the QD sockets found on most modern stocks, handguards, and rails.
The push-button swivels are designed for standard QD sockets, which are common on AR-pattern rifles and many modern carbines and stocks. As long as your firearm has QD sockets, the swivels will click right in. If your gun uses traditional sling studs instead, you'd need a base-to-stud adaptor to make the connection.
No, this is a lightweight, low-profile sling with no padding, which is exactly the point of the tailless design. The 1.25-inch webbing spreads weight reasonably across the shoulder without adding bulk. If you want maximum comfort under heavy loads, a padded sling might suit you better, but for a sleek carry-and-shoot setup this one stays out of your way.
| UPC | 850001279147 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GTSL140 |
| Color | Tan |
| Length | 9.5500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sling |
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