Single Point Sling QD Push Button Bungee ODG

Overview

The Old Camo Single Point Sling in Olive Drab Green is a bungee-style rifle sling built for shooters who need to move fast between positions without a rifle strap flapping around or snagging on gear. The elastic bungee section absorbs recoil movement and lets the rifle settle close to the body on transitions, rather than swinging loose the way a fixed-length strap does. It attaches with a push-button quick-detach (QD) swivel, so it clips onto any QD-cup-equipped stock, end plate or rail mount in seconds and comes off just as quickly when the rifle needs to go into a case or safe.

Single point slings like this one sit in the budget-to-mid tier of tactical sling designs, aimed at range shooters, hunters who still-hunt through thick bush, and anyone running a plate carrier or chest rig who does not want a two-point sling crossing their kit. The olive drab green colourway matches military and hunting-pattern rifles and stocks better than black nylon, and it is the version most commonly stocked alongside black and multicam options in this product line.

Key Features

• The bungee-cord midsection stretches under load and pulls the rifle back against the body when you let go of the grip, cutting down on muzzle bounce during position changes.
• A steel push-button QD swivel at the connection point locks into any standard QD sling cup with a single push, so the sling can be moved between rifles or removed entirely without tools.
• Two side-release buckles on the upper straps let the shooter shorten or lengthen the loop in seconds, useful when switching between a jacket, plate carrier and bare shirt.
• A metal triangle ring at the junction of the strap and the bungee section spreads the load evenly and gives the sling a pivot point so the rifle can rotate without twisting the webbing.
• Heavy-duty nylon webbing on the neck loop and shoulder section resists fraying from repeated draws and abrasion against a chest rig or backpack strap.
• The single-point design keeps the rifle centred on the chest, which speeds up transitions to a sidearm or to both-hands-free tasks compared with a sling anchored at the muzzle end.

Technical Specifications

Materials & Construction

The neck loop and shoulder run use tightly woven nylon webbing, chosen for its resistance to stretch and abrasion rather than for weight saving. The bungee section is a separate elastic core wrapped in the same nylon shell, stitched in a zig-zag box pattern at both ends so the stitching, not the elastic itself, takes the full recoil load. Hardware is a mix of a steel push-button QD swivel at the rifle end and moulded polymer side-release buckles on the neck strap, with a black-finished metal triangle ring at the point where the neck loop meets the bungee drop. None of the hardware on this sling is a Magpul, Blue Force Gear or similar branded component; it is generic tactical hardware sized to fit standard QD cups and the usual range of rifle stocks and end plates.

Fit & Compatibility

The QD swivel end fits any rifle, carbine or shotgun stock, receiver end plate or rail-mounted QD socket cut to the standard 1.25 inch push-button size, which covers the overwhelming majority of AR-pattern rifles, bolt guns fitted with an aftermarket QD stock, and pump shotguns with a QD-equipped stock. It does not include a second attachment point, so a QD sling mount needs to be fitted to the rifle if one is not already present. Because it is a single-point design, it works best with rifles that already carry a QD socket near the rear of the receiver or on the stock; front sling studs or swivel-cup rails on the fore-end are not used with this sling.

Sizing & Adjustment

Two side-release buckles on the neck loop let the shooter set the overall drop length before shouldering the rifle, and both can be run one-handed once the sling is broken in. Worn short, the rifle sits high and tight against the chest for movement through doorways and vehicles; worn long, it drops lower for a more natural low-ready carry. The bungee section adds roughly 10-15cm of give on top of the strap adjustment, so most users find one length setting works across a jacket, bare shirt or a plate carrier without needing to readjust the buckles for each layer.

Care & Maintenance

Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent and air dry; machine washing can fatigue the bungee core faster than normal use. Keep the QD swivel button working freely by clearing sand and grit from around the plunger after range days in dusty conditions, and check the stitching at the bungee-to-webbing junction periodically, since that is the point carrying the highest load on every reset.

Who It's For

This sling suits shooters running plate carriers or chest rigs who want the rifle to hang centred and out of the way during transitions to a pistol, as well as hunters moving through thick cover where a two-point sling can snag. It is a practical, no-frills option rather than a premium padded sling, and buyers who want extra comfort under sustained carry over a full day tend to step up to a padded two-point or MS3-style convertible sling instead.

FAQ

Will this fit my AR-15 stock? Yes, provided the stock or end plate has a standard 1.25-inch QD sling socket, which covers the great majority of AR-pattern stocks sold in South Africa.

Can it be used as a two-point sling? No, this is a dedicated single-point design with one QD connection; a separate two-point sling is needed for that carry style.

Does the bungee stretch out over time? Some elongation is normal after months of use, and most shooters compensate with the side-release buckles rather than needing to replace the sling.

Is the QD swivel ambidextrous? Push-button QD swivels of this type work from either side of the mount, so the sling is not handed.