M1 Garand Web Sling USGI Pattern Black Cotton Web Two Point Made in USA

Works and looks perfect on my retro AR build. Great quality and not slippery like those nylon slings.

Use on all my rifles that have 1 1/4" swivels. Best slings available in my opinion.

Very nice GI sling, tight tolerances. My front tab was not totally flat across the webbing and it would not feed back through the clip, but solved by simply using a soft face hammer and peening it flat. Completed my NM M1A..

Precisely as described. This cotton sling is the real deal.

For those of you complaining that the metal end tab comes off too easily, that's because you're not reading the directions! You have to pinch the webbing (per instructions) and remove it from the metal tabs of the clamping buckle BEFORE pulling the metal tab through, that's why folks are ripping the tab off. You gotta remove the web from the tabs and only run the tab under the clamp of the buckle. You don't force it. You rock it through the clamp and it then works perfectly.Anyway, I bought this canvas sling because all my nylon webbing slings kept sliding off my shoulders while hunting. So far so good. I've even bought a second one for my wife's hunting rifle. I love the look and feel of the thick canvas. And the hardware is top notch. The clamping buckle is tight, which is a good thing (unlike some reviewers who think it's too tight).And, for those complaining that the webbing is too thick (or wide, is what I assume they mean), your sling swivels are probably not 1 1/4 inches wide. The webbing is 1 1/4" wide and won't work with narrower sling swivels. This is NOT a problem with the sling!Finally, regarding customer support, I had a question for the owner and he called me back within an hour of my message. He's a very nice guy (an army veteran) who is happy to help with any questions you may have.This product is HIGHLY recommended if you're tired of the nylon straps sliding off your shoulder while your hunting, or if you're a history buff since they are based off of the original design. And, made in America!

This should be a 5-star review, as these slings are simple and proven. However, when I went to take the sling apart to install it on the rifle the crimped metal tab on the free end pulled loose. I was annoyed at first, as it happened way too easily and there was no way that tab was going back on the strap. Ultimately I decided to leave the tab off and whip the end of the strap with epoxy to keep it from fraying. Bonus is that there's now one less piece of metal to make noise or mar the rifle stock.These are very useful slings, but installing and using them as a shooting sling is not intuitive. There's a video online with a great explanation about how to install and use these on sporting rifles. Go to everyone's favorite site for how-to videos and search keywords "gun blue sling" and you'll find it.

I bought it for my AR15. It works great. Price was good.

This worked perfectly on my M-16 A1 retro AR build. Thank You .