UNIVERSAL MAMBA Combat Fighting Sling

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    Spec.-Ops. Brand offers the UNIVERSAL MAMBA Combat Fighting Sling, the latest innovation in its line of tactical nylon gear for military, law enforcement and other applications requiring the highest performance. The UNIVERSAL MAMBA is a one-sling-fits-all system that simplifies the sling selection process for users and improves performance in the field. The "UNIVERSAL" design allows the sling to be mounted quickly and easily to all weapons platforms now being fielded by the U.S. Military including the M-4, M-16, M-14, M-24, M-40, SR-25, Mk-11, Mod. 0, M-240, M-249, M-79, M-107 and various shotguns. The "Uni-Link" feature allows the user to mount the sling without the cumbersome adaptors and hook-and-loop attachment points found on other slings. The same sling can be used by right-handed or left-handed shooters, simplifying the procurement process.

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