Vertx VTX5306 Siege Tactical Sling - Single Point Nylon Black

The Vertx VTX5306 Siege Tactical Sling delivers rapid weapon transitions and secure retention for professional operators and tactical shooters. This single-point sling system eliminates the bulk and complexity of traditional two-point designs while maintaining positive weapon control during dynamic movements.

What Makes This Different

The Siege sling features a proprietary quick-disconnect mechanism that allows instant weapon transitions without fumbling with traditional buckles or clips. Unlike standard single-point slings that can cause weapon swing, this design incorporates an integrated bungee system that maintains weapon stability against the body. The low-profile attachment point reduces snag hazards while providing 360-degree weapon mobility.

Key Features

• Single-point attachment with 360-degree weapon mobility
• Integrated bungee cord reduces weapon bounce and swing
• Quick-disconnect swivel rated for 200+ pounds pull strength
• 1.25-inch mil-spec nylon webbing construction
• Universal QD swivel fits standard sling mounts
• Adjustable length from 36 to 54 inches
• Silent operation with no metal-on-metal contact

Field testing demonstrates consistent weapon retention during rapid movement, climbing, and transitions between shooting positions. The sling maintains weapon security during room clearing operations while allowing immediate shouldering from any carry position. Weather-resistant materials and reinforced stitching ensure reliable performance in adverse conditions including rain, mud, and extreme temperatures.

Technical Specs

• Material: 1000-denier nylon with reinforced stitching
• Length: Adjustable 36-54 inches
• Width: 1.25 inches
• Weight: 4.2 ounces
• Attachment: Universal QD swivel (included)
• Color: Black
• Compatibility: Standard QD sling mounts
• Load rating: 200 pounds minimum break strength

The VTX5306 Siege sling represents proven single-point technology refined for professional applications. Its streamlined design eliminates common failure points while maintaining the tactical advantages that make single-point systems the preferred choice for close-quarters operations.