2-Point Rifle Sling - Premium Shotgun Sling with Upgraded Metal Hook Fits Any Weapon - Durable & Quick Length Adjust - Multi Use for Hunting, Sniper, Shooting & Emergency Situations

I put the KAYLLE 2-Point Rifle Sling on an older model Ruger Mini-14, and it looks and functions great. I especially liked the metal clip-ons which are sturdy and attached easily, without needing to purchase anything extra to make the sling functional. Great price, great product, great service.

This is a good, basic sling for a 2-point set up. Currently, it is paired up with one of my AR platforms, and is doing a good job. The adjustment is sufficient for the AR carbine setup and might be sufficient for a rifle setup, though I have not tried it on one. Material is comfortable and seems durable enough. Hooks are working well so far, with no signs yet of any issues. They fold further back than some other makes, allowing for thicker rings to be snapped in, as well as for nylon loops to be used.A small caveat about the hooks: they tend to make noise on a metal ring or stud. If this is an issue, I have found that a small bit of thin-wall rubber tubing worked over the hook silences this. A friend uses a bit of denim sewn into a tube to do the same thing. If it is not an issue, then don't bother.So far, no issues with the sling. It is stable, strong and comfortable. I tend to move slings from platform to platform based on roles. I will see how this does on the shotguns, bolt rifles and other patterns, but I expect no particular issues based on what I have seen.

I ordered this for a military style rifle I own that requires the metal clip for the forward attachment. I recently purchased a Blue Force sling for another rifle, and was leaning towards getting another, but the sling plus the hardware I needed for this rifle, got pricy. I found this Kaylle 2-point sling that already had the clips and was literally the price of just the clip from the Tacti-cool bands and had good reviews so I decided to give it a try.This is a very good sling for the price (literally 1/3 the cost of the Vickers). In my application, I removed one hook and one tri-glide and the rifle slings very comfortably. It does not do the quick adjustment on the fly like a Tactical sling, but is easy to adjust, just not as part of gun handling like a tactical carbine sling. For my application on more of a main battle rifle it works just fine and is more comfortable and functional than any sling I had when I was actually in the military. So I'm very happy not to need to drop $50+ for a sling.I deducted a few points for the very slippery material which could be a chafe problem, but I haven't carried the rifle for an extended time yet and is the only complaint I could find. I give it 5 stars as the best value sling I've come across.If you want a very well built sling with really functional features at a great price, this is it. If you want a Tactical sling a'la Vickers or Viking this isn't quite that.

I’m using this in the 2 point configuration. Mounted at the base of the buffer tube below the castle nut and on a clip at the forward end of the ar15 near the muzzle. The sling adjusts easily. I’m 6’ tall and 210lbs with wide shoulders and a long reach. It fits me fine. I’m sure it’d adjust to fit a smaller or larger guy as well.If I were to criticize anything, it would be how easily the length adjusts. It could be stlightly stiffer in my opinion to guarantee it doesn’t adjust itself in the field. But I haven’t had time to put it to a lot of use yet. However, the price is more than right and enough to keep me satisfied with this purchase.P.S. the clips are metal and stout

I bought this for an old rifle I recently made upgrades to, and I like this sling so far. Decent range of adjustment on both the bottom and top of the sling, and can maintain that adjustment pretty well. I'll be adding a lanyard to the top end adjustment for quick releasing some slack when taking it off my back, but as is just grabbing the buckle does the trick easily, again while maintaining the adjustment you set otherwise.The straps themselves are pretty soft too, which was a plus. It's not like some cheap nylon strap, it has some depth and plush to it so it doesn't bite into your shoulder too much. Could do with a shoulder pad anyways, but I knew I was getting a padless sling anyways. Definitely would recommend this sling to others.

I ordered this sling to try out because of the good reviews and I'll be honest, I love it. The material is tough, well built and I love the metal hooks for the QD mounts. It adjusts very smooth and holds that adjustment tight.The only issue that I found was that I had a hard time quickly adjusting from tight to my body, to loose and into shouldered position. It was just hard for me to hold the buckle and pull with full kit on. Added a small piece of paracord onto the buckle and now its perfect.Great sling for the value, very impressed. I still gave it 5 stars despite having to add the paracord because that's just my personal preference. Others may be different.

TL;DR: I *really* wanted to like this sling, but it slips and I don't trust the plastic buckles.Pros:- Great price overall- The sling fabric and stitching are good quality, as are the metal hooks.- Easy to adjust (TOO easy.. read cons).- Fits CZ Scorpion and most other rifles without modification.Cons:- The upper part of the sling slips like crazy, so shortly after fitting it the thing will loosen up. A second buckle needs to be put on the sling to stop the sliding (a cheap plastic one would work great here).- The buckles are flimsy plastic. If the main/center buckle was metal then the others being plastic would not be an issue as this one holds all the weight, however with the plastic one I don't trust it to not break and drop/damage the rifle.All in all I'll probably end up cutting the thing up for the clips and put them on a USGI sling, as for the cost it's worth it to keep the hooks and not mess with sending it back. This would be great for airsoft or something VERY light duty, and if the main buckle was better quality and they would add another buckle (plastic would work nicely here) to keep it from slipping it would be a great value, even if at a couple bucks more to cover the metal main buckle.