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US Army Contract#USZA92-02-M-0008
A superior rifle sling developed primarily for Sniper Rifles. 1.45 inches wide only. New Heavy Duty Swivels sewn included. Black, Tan, Or Olive Drab. As used by US Army Special Forces, Rangers, US Navy Seals, The US Marine Corps, USMC Snipers, and The Canadian Special Forces.
The Quick Cuff Precision Rifle Sling is what precision marksmen have been waiting for a long time. It will meet both tactical and precision sport shooter's needs. It is even a great hunter's sling.
The Quick Cuff is the result of twenty years NRA High Power, Hunting and Sniper Experience. It is what I believe to be the best all around rifle sling ever made. A trained shooter can switch from standing to a seated or a prone slung shooting position in less than ten seconds.
The sling consists of two parts:
1. The sling. Install on the rifle with the short portion forward and the multi loop section to the rear. The Male Fastex buckle should face away from the stock and pointed toward the buttstock.
2. The Cuff. This is worn on the weak side arm, with the female Fastex Buckle on the inside of the arm, above the bicep area. The Velcro cover can be used to secure the buckle when wearing a pack or similar items. Many shooters will tack sew the cuff to their shooting coat or ghillie suit. The Velcro cuff attachment system should not be so tight as to slow or stop blood flow to the arm.
Using the sling is simple:
1. Adjust the length of the front section for whatever position you like, before using the sling in the field. Many use the seated length because they can use it in a rapid prone position without any adjustment.
2. The multi loop section of the rear, designed for carry over a pack or similar gear. Adjust this to your needs.
The sling is made out of nylon that is many times stronger than the swivel studs in the rifle so keep that in mind when handling the rifle by the sling. You would break the swivels or the swivel studs long before you would damage the sling.
This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 13 January, 2008.
