Magpul RLS Rifleman Loop Two Point Standard Rifle Sling

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It’s a Magpul sling so I figured it’d be good. It didn’t disappoint me at all. It is pretty long, so this thing would be great even on like muzzleloader or something.

I purchased this for an M1A Socom. It works great in that role - as intended. After pulling up a YouTube video I was able to easily install within minutes. Easier than any of my ARs that's for sure.The provided rifleman's loop is superb and really well thought out. I love the fact that this sling comes floppy and pliable - not like other stiff slings that take a long time to work in (cough Blue Force cough).A very light weight, precise, and functional sling at an excellent price. A win from Magpul.

Just what I was looking for. I got a great deal on a used .308 I plan on setting up as a woods rifle with peep sights. This sling fit the bill for a strong, simple, and light option. 4 stars because the sling needs at least one more keeper band for use with longer weapons. As well the instructions could be better...online videos will help new buyers.

I mostly don't use a sling (only when hog hunting and am walking long distance on foot) so did not want to spend a ton on a sling.Ultimately opted for RLS sling + no hardware. I just loop the sling around the rifle stock & handguard. My stock does have a slot to feed a sling strap but I actually prefer to just loop the sling thru itself onto the buffer tube region of the stock, then I loop the other end on the handguard near my foregrip and use the magpul sinch thing (it comes on the strap) to sinch it tight. I can take sling on & off in about 15 seconds - plenty convenient for hunting.If you want to get hardware - please dont buy the crappy $5 QD mounts, pay for a good brand like Magpul or BCM. The no-name brand mounts might look fine but is probably a poor quality cast metal.

Held off on buying one of these because I have several Rhodesian slings from Andy’s leather and a Galco Riflemann sling on my scout and practical rifles. But I can always use extra slings to mix it up a bit. Regret holding out for so long!At the price point you’re getting one hell of a sling. Using grove tech 1 1/4 swivels I installed it on a Ruger gunsite scout. Lite unobtrusive and has a great soft feel to it. Outstanding as a cuff sling. This might actually my old M1 slings as my basic go to quick rifle sling.Also was an outstanding shooting aide for my tikka T3X CTR. Buy with confidence.One con I will say is that the included instructions aren’t very good. If you google this sling model you’ll find plenty of posts and blogs about proper install and use. Once it’s set up you’ve got an excellent shooting and carry sling at the price point.

A solid sling for pulling a rifle tight against the shoulder. Simple and effective. It is a tight fit through the Ruger 10/22 swivels, but not impossible. Recommended.

This is an excellent shooting sling once you dial it in. It looks simple but it's very versatile. It doubles as a standard carry sling and a quick deploying stabilizing sling with a (hasty) adjustable arm loop. Basically it's Magpul's minimal modernized version of a 1907 sling. With my smaller body type, the RLS even had enough slack to be pressed into the role of a non-adjustable tactical sling set for low-ready carry. However I prefer it adjusted taught as a standard sling for the maximum tension and support as a stabilization aid.It's very easy/quick to adjust and adapt to different long guns, I have it on QD mounts so it can do double duty as a shooting/carry sling for both my 20" A4-ish AR and 22lr bolt action CZ carbine.It was a little confusing at first to install, but laying it out flat horizontally in front of me on a wide surface with the instructions for reference help a whole lot. You'll need a small to medium flathead screw driver to feed it through its adjustment keeper.