Blue Force Gear BLFVCAS-200-OA-BK Vickers 2-Point Padded Combat Sling, Black

Have had a few slings for my M4. Most comparable to this one would be the VTAC padded 2 point; I have/have used that one as well. I actually prefer this one. The VTAC is a good sling but I like the "old-school" weaved cotton-like web belt gear material the Blue Force is made of vice the slippery shiny nylon and also like the adjustment better as well. The blue force uses a friction shackle whereas the VTAC/others use spring loaded lock buckle.....the friction shackle is less moving parts/no spring/fail-safe/will not get gunked up with dirt or whatever and it still works as well or better. The Blue Force is overall a little wider than the VTAC both in the padded area as well as the rest of the harness. Might sound wimpy, but I bought some seat belt pads that wrap around the padded area as well for added comfort.......they secure around the padded area with velcro and are very secure/don't slip around.....no shame when comes to small bits of comfort in field....carrying an M4 along with all other crap for hours......starts to dig that shoulder....and don't always have vest on inside wire but still carry my firearm. Anyway..,this doesn't come with push button quick releases for attaching to rifle......I did put them on mine.....but if have loops on rifle....don't need them if don't want hem....you can just loop the sling through rifle attachment loops and anchor by threading back through buckles that are on this sling.So overall, really like the sling: strong, well made, simple operation, less expensive than the VTAC and is still US made. It's good straight forward, adjustable 2 pointer......simple is better.

I had the original non-padded version and it worked fine for drills and was much easier to use than any of the single point (gonad thumping) slings I had on my M4. However, if you are not wearing other gear (LBE/plate carrier/tactical vest the strap will tend to cause some discomfort so I saw the new Hybrid and used it. All my problems were solved and any issue I had with original was covered. Highly recommend this 2 point sling.. it is a tad bit pricy but when you are talking about personal comfort and ability to secure and deploy quickly... no price is too high when you need gear that performs like it is asked to.... 👍🏻👍🏻

I've heard a lot about this sling by Larry Vickers and Blue Force Gear. I ended up buying one for my main BCM. I needed a good sling for 2-gun matches. I absolutely love this sling. Extremely well made easy to adjust for weak side shooting. I ended up buying another for my BUG. I really dont find this sling to be expensive for what you get. I would 100% recommend this sling to anyone shopping for a sling. I prefer the padded sling and would never again own a single point sling. I've been rocked in the crotch by a dangling rifle once. It was a self correcting problem. Buy this Vickers sling, you wont regret it.

This is a very well made, comfortable, and easy to use sling. Let me start out by saying I am short 5ft5in. I was easily able to adjust the sling down and it's very comfortable. I ran the excess nylon back through the triglides so I didn't have to cut the extra material. Hopefully that doesn't put to much added pressure on the triglides. Time will tell I guess. This sling is mounted to a 14.5 inch BCM rifle with a 13.5in keymod rail. 1.5inch battlecomp pinned to make it legal. I bought 2 midwest industries qd sling swivels and have the sling mounted far forward and on the rear of my stock. This seems to be extremely secure and a very comfortable carry position. The sling adjusts from short to long at the quick pull of the slide tab. It takes about 10 seconds to get good at it. Highly recommend this sling!

Need I say more? This sling is of excellent build quality. I am glad I went with a more expensive USA-made sling. Save yourself some wasted money and buy a quality product to support our own manufacturers. Not only is the sling comfortable, but it is extremely adjustable. Although the sling is a bit large for my stature (by no fault of theirs), I was still able to fit the sling to a comfortable tension and use the pull tab to quickly bring my S&W M&P-15 into firing position.I'm not sure if the instructions have changed since all the reviews regarding installation. Regardless, I was able to install the sling in just a few minutes by following the instructions provided in the package. Just make sure you have an appropriate mount attachment.

I purchased 3 of these, and I must say they are one of the better 2 point slings that I have ever owned. It was between this blue force gear and the VTAC MK2. I prefer this one due to the single tab to lengthen and tighten up to rifle to the body. The VTAC MK2 has two separate tab/cord that you would pull for each. The padded part of the sling does make it comfortable without excessive bulk. I wish they did include qd swivels like the VTAC MK2 did. Overall, I am satisfied with this sling.

I bought this sling a couple of months ago and just got the QD sling mounts that I ordered so I just put everything on my AR-15 today. I didn't want to dedicate a sling to my gun which is why I used the QD mounts.The sling was super easy to install on the QD loops - really, no instructions needed - just make sure the adjusting loop is at the muzzle end.The padding on the sling is super. Only one issue for me is that I would like the sling to be shorter so it would be tighter when shooting off hand. I saw a review where the person just made it shorter by feeding the strap thru the sling loops a second time. Sounds like a good solution so I'll give it a try.