Keep in mind these are personal weapons and sling setups and do not represent an official Blue Force Gear position. This article shows the versatility of the UDC Single Point Sling and the wide range of weapon systems that it can support. This is done so with additional Quick Release Attachment accessories.
#Single point sling how to
Would you like to learn about how to use a single-point sling We will tell you all about it, but before that, let’s quickly look at the perks of single-point sling use. It consists of a loop that will go over your shoulder and a tether that will attach to your weapon’s butt or grip. By leaving the male part of the Quick Release Attachment connected to the sling and female part connected to each host weapon, you can quickly and easily swap out weapons on the same sling. A single-point sling is a strap worn across the body for carrying a weapon.
Each UDC Sling comes with your choice of one of three Quick Release Attachments. The second function of the Fastex buckle is for operators who prefer to wear just one sling and clip different weapons on and off based on the mission needs. The first is to allow an emergency quick release for removing the weapon during egress, vehicle, or other situations where you would need to ditch the weapon or allow greater movement. Threaded captive on the UDC Sling is a male Fastex® buckle that serves two primary functions.
#Single point sling full
You can read the full list of features and options and order your UDC Sling here, but we wanted to take the time to expand on the most overlooked feature and why it is called the UDC Sling – User Determined Connection. Not just a simple webbing strap, the body of the UDC is made from 2” tubular padded webbing that reduces rolling and separation and has two sections of bungee, one on each side, to help reduce shock load while running or performing other strenuous activities. The UDC Single Point Sling is designed and built with the same level of thought and innovation as the weapon it is attached to. Like the Vickers Sling, the UDC Sling has received several updates to its materials and construction over the years making it still useful and relevant today. Little known fact: the Blue Force Gear UDC Sling predates the tried and true two point Vickers Sling by a year or so. So, for those guys – let’s show how we have fit a UDC sling on almost any weapon system. We also know a lot of guys still use them because that is what they have trained with, that is required by their command, or they have a unique role for them. We know some say single point slings are pointless, cumbersome, or ineffective.
Single point slings are not for everyone, but that did not stop us from making the most comfortable and versatile one point sling available.
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