To mount a single point sling, a sling-attachment point is required and is most often found on or near the back lower-receiver plate located at the forward edge of the stock tube.

Where do you attach a one point sling?

A single-point sling is typically mounted to the top rail or buffer tube of your AR15, just behind and/or above the pistol grip.

How does a single point rifle sling work?

The rifle will hang freely in front of you, with the barrel pointed towards the ground. In close quarters situations, a single-point sling is hard to beat; it gives the shooter freedom of movement, allowing them to aim freely, move quickly, and transition to their opposite (support) shoulder if needed.

What is single point sling?

The single-point sling attaches to your long gun at one point, hence the name. It is generally a large loop that goes around your body, over one shoulder and under the other, with a bungee-type tether with a hook on the other end.

What sling do SEALs use?

SOCOM M4 Combat sling. Currently used by Navy SEALs, Army Special Forces, Green Beret, and Force Recon.

What sling do Green Berets use?

SOCOM M4 Combat sling. Currently used by Navy SEALs, Army Special Forces, Green Beret, and Force Recon.