The Old Camo QD Single Point Bungee Sling is a single-point rifle sling built around a shock-absorbing bungee section and a steel push-button quick-detach swivel. This sling sits in the same product niche as the well-known UTG and Blackhawk bungee slings: a single attachment point at the front of the receiver or handguard, a length-adjustable webbing loop that goes over the head and shoulder, and an elasticated bungee panel that takes the jolt out of a slung rifle when you move, climb or mount a bakkie.
What sets a single-point bungee design apart from a standard two-point sling is how the rifle hangs: close to the body, muzzle down, free to swing across the chest for a fast presentation. The bungee panel stretches under load and recovers, so the firearm does not thump against your ribs on every step, which matters over a long stalk or a multi-stage 3-gun course. The push-button QD swivel on the end lets you clip the sling onto any QD-cup equipped stock, handguard or mount and pull it off again in seconds without tools, which is the detail buyers usually mention first when they compare this to older hook-and-loop military slings.
At this price point the sling is aimed at anyone who wants a spare, a backup, or a first sling for a new rifle build rather than a specialist competition item. It is a straightforward, honest piece of kit: nylon webbing, foam-and-elastic bungee, plastic side-release buckles for length adjustment, and one QD swivel head.
Key Features
- The elasticated bungee section absorbs the weight and movement of the rifle so it stops banging against your chest or hip when you walk, run or climb, which reduces fatigue on longer carries.
- The steel push-button QD swivel head clips into any standard QD sling socket in seconds, so you can move the sling between rifles or remove it entirely for cleaning or storage without tools.
- Two heavy-duty plastic side-release buckles let you shorten or lengthen the loop on the move, so the sling can be set up for a low ready carry or let out for a shoulder-slung walk to the stand.
- A stitched triangular junction plate at the base of the bungee spreads the load across the webbing rather than concentrating it on a single seam, which is where cheaper slings tend to fail first.
- The single-point layout keeps the rifle centred on the body and free to rotate side to side, which speeds up target transitions compared with a fixed two-point sling.
- Black webbing and matte-finish hardware keep the sling low-profile against dark rifles, plate carriers and chest rigs.
Technical Specifications
| Brand |
Old Camo |
| Sling Type |
Single point bungee sling |
| Attachment |
Steel push-button QD sling swivel |
| Colour |
Black |
| Webbing Width |
Approx. 3.2 cm / 1.25-inch (typical) |
| Adjustable Length |
Approx. 107 to 147 cm / 42 to 58-inch inner loop (typical) |
| Webbing Material |
Heavy-duty nylon |
| Bungee Panel |
Elastic shock-cord core inside a nylon sleeve |
| Buckles |
Two polymer side-release adjuster buckles |
| Swivel Finish |
Matte black steel |
| Packed Weight |
Approx. 0.15 to 0.2 kg (typical) |
| Compatibility |
Any firearm with a QD sling socket or single-point yoke mount |
Materials & Construction
The load-bearing webbing is a tightly woven nylon chosen for resistance to UV degradation and abrasion against packs and clothing. The bungee panel is elastic shock cord sheathed in a nylon sleeve, stitched at both ends so the stretch is contained. The triangular junction plate where the bungee meets the main loop is bar-tacked rather than simply sewn, spreading the pull across several rows of stitching. Hardware is a steel QD swivel head for repeated attach and detach cycles, plus moulded polymer side-release buckles for the two length adjusters.
Fit & Compatibility
The QD swivel head fits the industry-standard push-button QD socket found on most AR-pattern rifles, many bolt-action stocks with QD cups fitted, and aftermarket handguards drilled for QD sockets. It does not fit a firearm with only sling swivel studs unless a QD-to-stud adaptor is fitted first, and it is not a two-point sling, so it will not replace a stud-mounted hunting sling on a traditional wood-stocked rifle without an adaptor. Because it is single point, the sling works equally well left- or right-handed and suits rifles carried muzzle-down across the chest rather than over one shoulder.
Care & Maintenance
Hand wash in cold water with mild soap if the webbing picks up mud or sweat, and let the bungee dry fully before storing it coiled. Check the junction stitching and swivel attachment periodically on a working rifle, and retire the sling if the bungee sleeve splits or the webbing frays at the buckles.
Who It's For
This sling suits hunters and sport shooters who want a quick-detach single-point option as a second sling, airsoft and 3-gun shooters who need fast rifle transitions, and anyone kitting out a first AR-pattern build who does not want to spend competition-sling money on day one. It is not the choice for a precision bolt rifle carried over long stalking distances, where a padded two-point sling spreads the weight more comfortably.
FAQ
Will this fit my bolt-action hunting rifle? Only if the stock has a QD sling socket fitted; most traditional stocks use sling swivel studs and need an adaptor first.
Can I use it as a two-point sling? No, it is built as a single-point sling only; the bungee section and junction plate are not designed to take a second attachment point.
Does the bungee stretch too much under a heavy rifle? The elastic section is sized for standard-weight carbines and hunting rifles; very heavy precision builds will feel more bounce than on a lighter carbine.
How do I remove the sling for cleaning? Press the button on the QD swivel head to release it from the socket, wash the webbing and bungee sleeve separately, and re-seat the swivel once dry.
