Preview: Edgar Sherman Design ESD Sling

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posted on February 26, 2022
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ESD Sling

Designed with consumer input and tested in real-world conditions, the USA-made Edgar Sherman Design ESD Sling can be customized to fit many different rifle, carbine, shotgun and large-format pistol platforms.

Constructed of thin, yet durable, 1"-wide webbed fabric with polymer fittings, the EDS Sling is lightweight and features a wide range of adjustment on the front and rear ends, along with the ability to fold into itself for stowage, thanks to the elastic regulator. It is available in nine different color options.

The suggested retail price on the sling ranges from $45-50. For more information, visit edgarshermandesign.com.

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