Firefield FF46000 Single Point Tactical Rifle Sling - Adjustable Black Nylon Paracord, 28"-31" OAL, 1.50" Width

A single-point rifle sling strips away complexity. The Firefield FF46000 is built for shooters who want their rifle accessible and stable without the bulk of a two-point design. It's black nylon paracord construction keeps weight minimal and cost reasonable, making it practical for tactical training, patrol work, hunting, or range time where you need your hands free between shots or movement.

Single-point slings excel in close-quarters or vehicle work—your rifle hangs center-mass and rotates naturally with your body, so transitions feel fluid and you're never caught fumbling a traditional sling. The adjustable fit (28" to 31" overall length) means it works across different body types and gear configurations, whether you're running plate carriers or light kit. At 1.50" width, the sling distributes weight across your shoulder without pinching or binding.

Paracord construction gives you utility beyond the sling itself: in a pinch, you've got cordage for camp or emergency rigging. It's not a premium leather or Cordura option—Firefield keeps this one affordable and practical for shooters building out a tactical setup without breaking the bank.

Key Features

• Single-point design for fast weapon transitions and vehicle/CQB work
• Adjustable length (28"–31" OAL) fits different body types and gear configurations
• 1.50" width distributes load comfortably across the shoulder
• Black nylon paracord construction adds utility and keeps weight down
• Practical, no-frills tactical sling for training, patrol, or hunting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this sling work with my rifle and chest rig or plate carrier?

Yes. The single-point attachment and adjustable 28"–31" length accommodate most rifles and work across different gear setups—light load-outs, plate carriers, and standard hunting rigs. Fit depends on your body type and how you wear your kit, so try it before you're committed to heavy use.

What's the difference between a single-point and two-point sling?

A single-point sling attaches at one spot on your rifle and hangs your gun center-mass. It swings naturally with you during movement and is faster for transitions in close quarters or vehicle work. A two-point sling (front and rear) distributes the weight and is often more stable for hiking or hunting long distances. Single-point is tactical/dynamic; two-point is stable/utility.

Can I use the paracord for anything besides carrying my rifle?

The nylon paracord construction means you have cordage you can deploy in a pinch for camp tasks, emergency rigging, or field repairs—though it's designed and tested as a sling, not as a primary paracord source. Don't rely on it for critical load-bearing beyond its intended sling function.

Is this sling padded or just plain cordage?

It's plain nylon paracord at 1.50" width—no padding. The width helps distribute shoulder load, but expect minimal cushioning compared to padded or thicker designs.