Core Survival Paracord Gun Sling Traditional 2 Point Adjustable Strap for Outdoor Sports (Army, 1.5")

Not safe! Mother-effing cheap caribiner clip was so thin it just bent it self past the craibiner and opened up. The rifle straight fell on the ground with a loaded magazine. Luckly nothing was in the chamber due to me feeling iffy about it.

The strap itself is well made, and it's very comfortable. However, I have used it various times, and the clips are horrible. My rifle came off the clips 4 times. I bought new clips for the clips and have no longer had this issue. I should have bought a better one in the first place.

I wish the tag ends weren't so long. Mine are about 1-1/2" to 2" long. I'll cut them shorter and melt them but for $25 I should not have to. Minor complaint, I know, but when you are paying $25 for $5 of paracord....

Based on all the awesome reviews I decided to give this sling a chance. I saw the guy that said the HK clip was a piece of junk but I figured that was a one time thing. The sling itself is nice and adjustable. The para cord looks good and was put together well. Upon clipping the HK clip to my rifle the movable plastic part immediately started bending rendering the sling useless. Based on what I saw I don't see how this sling can support of rifle for a prolonged period of time. I need a sling that can support my rifle when I'm out in woods and unfortunately this sling didn't do the trick. I wanted to like it but I was disappointed.

Not gonna kick it out of bed for eating crackers. High quality build, but it slips off my parka, and I noticed after deer season my coat fabric had a wear area where the sling rubbed. And it's a bit long, so I have to do a loop around stock for proper fit. Doubt you could wear it out, its tough.

Nice and solid. Great for single point. To long for a two point. What I bought it for.

1. The paragons slowly kept coming unwrapped. 2. The actual length was too long for my beretta. 3. Connection points and hardware looks and feels cheap. 4. There is black nylon webbing that connects the paracord pieces. That section also seems to be made of cheaply produced flimsy nylon webbing.I unfortunately am now looking for another, more reliable product.

I’m using this on my entry weapon and because of the durability and all metal contacts the rest of team are ordering them