Tactical Rifle Slings for AR-15 & Carbine Setups | Tac Dis

Tactical Rifle Slings | Control, Comfort & Speed

A rifle sling isn’t just a strap—it’s a critical piece of your setup. Our collection of tactical slings includes 1-point, 2-point, and convertible sling systems designed for fast transitions, weapon retention, and all-day comfort in any environment.

Whether you're clearing rooms, rucking long distances, or running drills on the flat range, your sling needs to work with you—not against you. That’s why we carry only the best from trusted brands like Ferro Concepts, Vickers by Blue Force Gear, Magpul, and First Spear.

From quick-adjust padded slings to low-profile minimalist options, these slings give you rock-solid retention and fluid movement when it counts.

Find the Right Sling for Your Mission:

2-Point Rifle Slings – The gold standard for most setups. Stable, secure, and ideal for patrol, carry, and quick transitions.
1-Point Slings – Fast and flexible for close-quarters and vehicle work. Great for compact ARs or SMGs.
Convertible Slings – Seamlessly switch between 1-point and 2-point modes with ease.
Padded Slings – Comfort-focused designs for extended wear with plate carriers or loaded-out kits.
QD Sling Swivel Compatible – Most options work with QD mounts, M-LOK, or standard sling loops.

Top Tactical Sling Options at Tac Dis:

Ferro Concepts Slingster® – Adjustable on the fly, minimalist, and backed by pros.
Blue Force Gear Vickers Sling – Trusted by U.S. forces worldwide. Built for rugged reliability.
Magpul MS4® & MS1® Slings – Modular, dependable, and ready for any rifle platform.
First Spear Slings – High-performance tactical design with mission-first focus.

FAQs: Tactical Slings

What’s the difference between a 1-point and 2-point sling?
A 1-point sling connects to the rifle in a single location, offering more freedom of movement and speed in close-quarters. A 2-point sling connects at two points and provides more stability and control during carry or transitions.

What sling is best for AR-15s?
Most shooters prefer a 2-point or convertible sling for AR-15s. Look for options with quick adjustment features and QD compatibility for fast setups.

Are padded slings worth it?
If you're wearing a sling for extended periods or over a plate carrier, padded slings help distribute weight and reduce fatigue.

Will these slings work with my QD sling mounts?
Yes—many of the slings we carry are QD-compatible or include adapters for M-LOK, Picatinny, or traditional loops.

Can I use these slings for hunting or competition?
Absolutely. While these slings are tactical at heart, they’re versatile enough for 3-gun, precision rifle comps, hunting, and more.