The Vickers Push Button Slings combine the premium button slings made in the United States with the first-class Vickers Sling™ slings to create the best combat weapon straps on the planet.

DETAILS

The Vickers Push Button Sling begins with the Vickers Combat Applications slings – trusted by more than 500,000 Marines, Soldiers and Aviators – the tactical sling can be instantly lengthened or shortened by the patented Quick Adjuster. This allows the user to have the weapon safe in a hands-free position and quickly lengthen the sling in a shooting position without moving parts, clips, springs or other uncomfortable parts.

The quick adjuster – Contrasting tongue

• Able to quickly move from carrying a comfortably hung rifle to ready for combat, the patent-pending Quick Adjuster has built a bridge between the two main uses of weapon straps – from transport to combat. All Vickers Push Button Slings™ straps are manufactured with precision and pride from their home country, the United States, with top quality materials.

Fixing hardware: Pushbuttons

• A 1″ “QD” rotary button is sewn to the front of the tape and another 1.25″ “QD” rotary button is “hooked” on the back. This creates a simple, aerodynamic and lightweight sling that can be mounted on any weapon with quick hooks. The rotating buttons are not removable to prevent them from getting lost or the sling from being misconfigured. This creates a simple, aerodynamic and lightweight sling that can be mounted on any weapon with quick hooks.

Made in the USA

• In Blue Force Gear, slings are sewn in the United States. We are very proud of the American manufacture and the attention to detail that our experts provide. From the quality of the material to the sewn details, the Vickers Push Button Sling comes with a lifetime warranty.

Construction of regulators and hardware

• The new version of nylon hardware incorporates the new DuPont Zytel® nylon design, which is lighter, more resistant and more flexible than traditional plastic hardware. Most of the BFG straps sent to the U.S. Armed Forces. They have nylon hardware.