How to Use an MS2 Sling

The MS2 sling is a tactical sling that converts from a two- to a one-point sling. In addition, the MS2 has a series of side straps allowing you to clip the sling to your body, keeping your firearm tight against your side during hikes and slogs. A set of metal clips connects the sling to the rifle's swivel studs and open to clip together, turning it into the one-point sling when needed.

Instructions

    • 1

      Place your left arm through the sling, if right-handed, keeping the lock-jaw connector facing forward. Left-hand users do the opposite; slide the right arm through the sling with the lock-jaw forward.

    • 2

      Clip the lock-jaw to the rifle stock's swivel stud. Unclip the side strap connecting the sling across your body and clip the end lock-jaw of this strap to the barrel swivel stud on the rifle. This is the two-point connection.

    • 3

      Unclip the strap lock-jaw and bring it back to the side strap and connect them. This is the one-point connection.

    • 4

      Adjust your sling length with the sliders. Push the side of the strap you wish shortened through the slider and pull tight.

    • 5

      Take your non-firing arm and drop it through the rifle sling, letting the rifle hang outside your arm. Push the rifle with the sling up and over your back, and then push your non-firing arm back through the sling. This transitions the rifle from front to back, letting you back-carry the firearm on long trudges and hikes.