Preview: GrovTec QS 2-Point Sabre Sling

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posted on February 9, 2023
GrovTec QS 2-Point Sabre Sling

Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best, and the U.S.-made QS 2-Point Sabre Sling from GrovTec is a prime example.

Constructed of tightly woven, 1" nylon webbing, and featuring two installed, steel push-button swivels, the lightweight sling offers excellent durability without unnecessary bulk. The sewn-in-place Quick Slide loop is pulled forward to extend and back to retract the sling, instantly readying it for shooting or carry, respectively.

The QS 2-Point Sabre Sling has available color option in black, coyote, MultiCam and MultiCam Black. MSRP is $60. For more information, please visit grovtec.com.

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