The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord is a rifle sling designed to keep a compatible firearm stable against the body while distributing its weight between two mounting points.
The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord is a rifle sling designed to keep a compatible firearm stable against the body while distributing its weight between two mounting points. Its King Cobra braid is made from 550 lb nylon paracord and contains approximately 24 metres of cord that can be unravelled for emergency use. Suitable for use Everyday carrying of a hunting firearm Rifles and other long guns with compatible sling mounts Shooting-range use and training Longer periods of walking Keeping the firearm stable against the body Carrying the firearm over the shoulder or across the body Right- and left-handed users Firearms with two suitable sling-mounting points Equipment sets where emergency paracord may be useful Why choose the Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord Sling? Two-point attachment keeps the firearm more stable while moving Distributes the firearm’s weight between two mounting points Strong 550 lb / 250 kg nylon paracord Dense King Cobra-style braid Approximately 24 m of usable paracord Adjustable length of approximately 95–114 cm Approximately 38 mm wide braided section Two approximately 30 mm sling adaptors Quick-release sling buckle Weight of approximately 247 g Suitable for carrying and supporting a shooting position Technical specifications Material: Nylon paracord and nylon webbing Braid type: King Cobra Manufacturer-rated paracord strength: 550 lb / 250 kg Unravelled paracord length: Approximately 24 m Adjustable sling length: Approximately 95–114 cm Braided section width: Approximately 38 mm Sling adaptor width: Approximately 30 mm Number of attachment points: 2 Attachments: Two sling adaptors Quick release: Sling buckle Weight: Approximately 247 g Colour: Black Supplied with Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord Sling Two sling adaptors Frequently asked questions Which firearms are compatible with this two-point sling? The firearm must have two compatible sling-mounting points or swivel studs. Before purchase, confirm that the firearm’s mounting hardware is suitable for the approximately 30 mm adaptors supplied with the sling. What is the difference between a one-point and a two-point sling? A two-point sling keeps the firearm more stable against the body and is generally better suited to hunting and extended carrying. A one-point sling provides greater freedom of movement and makes shoulder transitions easier. Can the sling be used to support a shooting position? Yes. A correctly adjusted two-point sling can provide additional support in standing, kneeling or seated shooting positions. Any new sling-supported position should first be practised with an unloaded firearm. Can the paracord be removed and used in an emergency? Yes. The sling contains approximately 24 metres of paracord. Unravelling the braid will dismantle the normal structure of the sling, so this should be reserved for a genuine need. When is a two-point sling the right choice? The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord is well suited to hunters and shooters who want to carry a firearm securely and keep it stable while moving. Its two attachment points reduce unwanted movement compared with a single-point sling, and the sling can also help support certain shooting positions. A single-point sling may be more suitable when maximum freedom of movement, fast shoulder transitions or short training sessions with a compact carbine are the main priorities. For a particularly heavy firearm or all-day carrying, a wider padded two-point sling may provide better comfort. Expert recommendation The main advantage of a two-point sling is improved control while moving. Adjust the length so that the firearm remains close to the body while walking but can still be raised naturally without removing the sling. The correct setting depends on the firearm, the user’s build and whether the sling is worn over a jacket or other equipment. Before use, inspect both sling adaptors, the firearm’s mounting studs, the buckle and the paracord braid. Initial adjustment and practice should always be carried out with an unloaded firearm. The 550 lb figure describes the paracord specified by the manufacturer and should not be treated as a certified working-load rating for the complete sling. Avoid unravelling the paracord simply for testing, as restoring the original braid may be difficult. A padded sling will usually be more comfortable when carrying a heavy firearm for several hours. Stable carrying for hunting and range use The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord combines stable two-point carrying with adjustable length and durable paracord construction. It is a practical choice for a compatible hunting firearm or rifle when secure carrying and improved control are the main priorities.
The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord is a rifle sling designed to keep a compatible firearm stable against the body while distributing its weight between two mounting points. Its King Cobra braid is made from 550 lb nylon paracord and contains approximately 24 metres of cord that can be unravelled for emergency use. Suitable for use Everyday carrying of a hunting firearm Rifles and other long guns with compatible sling mounts Shooting-range use and training Longer periods of walking Keeping the firearm stable against the body Carrying the firearm over the shoulder or across the body Right- and left-handed users Firearms with two suitable sling-mounting points Equipment sets where emergency paracord may be useful Why choose the Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord Sling? Two-point attachment keeps the firearm more stable while moving Distributes the firearm’s weight between two mounting points Strong 550 lb / 250 kg nylon paracord Dense King Cobra-style braid Approximately 24 m of usable paracord Adjustable length of approximately 95–114 cm Approximately 38 mm wide braided section Two approximately 30 mm sling adaptors Quick-release sling buckle Weight of approximately 247 g Suitable for carrying and supporting a shooting position Technical specifications Material: Nylon paracord and nylon webbing Braid type: King Cobra Manufacturer-rated paracord strength: 550 lb / 250 kg Unravelled paracord length: Approximately 24 m Adjustable sling length: Approximately 95–114 cm Braided section width: Approximately 38 mm Sling adaptor width: Approximately 30 mm Number of attachment points: 2 Attachments: Two sling adaptors Quick release: Sling buckle Weight: Approximately 247 g Colour: Black Supplied with Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord Sling Two sling adaptors Frequently asked questions Which firearms are compatible with this two-point sling? The firearm must have two compatible sling-mounting points or swivel studs. Before purchase, confirm that the firearm’s mounting hardware is suitable for the approximately 30 mm adaptors supplied with the sling. What is the difference between a one-point and a two-point sling? A two-point sling keeps the firearm more stable against the body and is generally better suited to hunting and extended carrying. A one-point sling provides greater freedom of movement and makes shoulder transitions easier. Can the sling be used to support a shooting position? Yes. A correctly adjusted two-point sling can provide additional support in standing, kneeling or seated shooting positions. Any new sling-supported position should first be practised with an unloaded firearm. Can the paracord be removed and used in an emergency? Yes. The sling contains approximately 24 metres of paracord. Unravelling the braid will dismantle the normal structure of the sling, so this should be reserved for a genuine need. When is a two-point sling the right choice? The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord is well suited to hunters and shooters who want to carry a firearm securely and keep it stable while moving. Its two attachment points reduce unwanted movement compared with a single-point sling, and the sling can also help support certain shooting positions. A single-point sling may be more suitable when maximum freedom of movement, fast shoulder transitions or short training sessions with a compact carbine are the main priorities. For a particularly heavy firearm or all-day carrying, a wider padded two-point sling may provide better comfort. Expert recommendation The main advantage of a two-point sling is improved control while moving. Adjust the length so that the firearm remains close to the body while walking but can still be raised naturally without removing the sling. The correct setting depends on the firearm, the user’s build and whether the sling is worn over a jacket or other equipment. Before use, inspect both sling adaptors, the firearm’s mounting studs, the buckle and the paracord braid. Initial adjustment and practice should always be carried out with an unloaded firearm. The 550 lb figure describes the paracord specified by the manufacturer and should not be treated as a certified working-load rating for the complete sling. Avoid unravelling the paracord simply for testing, as restoring the original braid may be difficult. A padded sling will usually be more comfortable when carrying a heavy firearm for several hours. Stable carrying for hunting and range use The Firefield Tactical Two Point Paracord combines stable two-point carrying with adjustable length and durable paracord construction. It is a practical choice for a compatible hunting firearm or rifle when secure carrying and improved control are the main priorities.
