Strike Industries S3 Sling Pro 1" Padded Black Rifle Shotgun Sling

The Strike Industries S3 Sling Pro delivers quick-adjust capability and enhanced comfort for extended carry sessions. This single-point convertible sling transitions between carry positions without removing the weapon from the shoulder.

What Makes This Different

The S3 Sling Pro features a proprietary quick-release buckle system that allows instant length adjustment under stress. Unlike traditional two-point slings that require threading through hardware, this design uses a cam-lever mechanism for one-handed operation. The 1000D nylon construction provides twice the tear strength of standard 500D materials while maintaining flexibility.

Key Features

• Quick-adjust cam buckle for one-handed length changes from 28" to 54"
• High-density foam padding reduces shoulder pressure during extended carry
• 1000D Cordura nylon webbing rated for 300+ pound static load
• Universal HK-style clips fit most standard sling attachment points
• Single-point to two-point conversion without additional hardware
• Non-slip rubber backing prevents migration during movement
• Quick-detach swivels included for rapid weapon transitions

Field performance centers on rapid deployment and retention security. The padded section distributes weight evenly across the shoulder, reducing fatigue during patrol operations or hunting expeditions. Weather-resistant coating sheds moisture while maintaining grip texture in wet conditions. The sling maintains consistent tension whether transitioning from low ready to shouldered positions.

Technical Specs

• Overall length: Adjustable 28" to 54" (71cm to 137cm)
• Webbing width: 1 inch (25mm) with 3-inch padded section
• Material: 1000D Cordura nylon with polyurethane coating
• Hardware: Steel quick-detach swivels, aluminum cam buckles
• Weight capacity: 300 pounds static, 150 pounds dynamic
• Compatible with: AR-15, AK, shotguns with standard sling points
• Weight: 8.2 ounces (232g) including hardware

The S3 Sling Pro addresses the common failure points found in budget slings through reinforced stitching and military-grade materials. Professional users require equipment that functions consistently across temperature extremes and high-stress situations.