Description
The ESD Sling from Edgar Sherman Design is a stripped-down two-point sling with a quick-adjust pull tab and an elastic keeper that swallows the slack. It weighs about 3 ounces and has no excess webbing hanging off it.
Webbing is 1 inch wide. Set the rear section once for body size (over 20 inches of range), then use the front quick-adjust while shooting. The ends are open with ITW tri-glides on each side, so it works with QD swivels, HK hooks or paracord loops. Mounting hardware is sold separately. ESD makes it in the USA from Berry compliant materials.
Jungle Frogskin is the WWII-era frog pattern in green and brown, a rare colorway aimed at retro and clone builds.
Specs
- Type: Two-point sling with quick-adjust pull tab
- Webbing: 1 inch
- Color: Jungle Frogskin
- Weight: 3 oz (manufacturer spec)
- Adjustment: 20+ inches in the rear section; fits shooters up to 7 ft tall per ESD
- Attachment: Open ends with ITW tri-glides; fits QD swivels, HK hooks or paracord
- Includes: Sling only, no mounting hardware
- Made in: USA, Berry Amendment compliant
Who it’s for
Multigun and Tactical Games competitors who want a low-bulk sling that cinches tight for the run and drops loose for the shot.
Who should skip it
Shooters running a heavy rifle or a long day on the sling should look at the ESD Padded Sling instead. The standard version has no pad. It also ships without swivels, so budget for attachment hardware.
