Tactical Slings attached to the M16/AR15 Carbine at a single mounting point, without the use of the front sling swivel, have become quite popular recently in both military and law enforcement special operations circles. These systems permit the operator to mount the weapon on either the primary or offside shoulder. As a result, during dynamic entries it becomes easier to “slice the pie” at doorways and move around corners, whether they are on the right or left side, without “telegraphing” the operator’s presence.

Single point tactical slings using HK Style snap hooks attached to shotguns such as the highly regarded and widely used Mossberg 590, have become very popular in both military and law enforcement special operations circles. Because of the lack of an alternative method, most shooters have just clipped into a standard sling swivel. Although this works, it is noisy and provides a loose and sloppy sling attachment.

Single point tactical slings using HK Style snap hooks attached to shotguns such as the highly regarded and widely used Remington 870, have become very popular in both military and law enforcement special operations circles. Because of the lack of an alternative method, most shooters have just clipped into a standard sling swivel. Although this works, it is noisy and provides a loose and sloppy sling attachment.