Wosport FARAON 2-Point Sling — MC Black

The FARAON is a 2-point sling in MC Black, designed for shooters who need fast adjustment and configuration flexibility without sacrificing comfort during extended weapon carry. At 136 g, it adds minimal weight to the kit and suits both dynamic shooting and operational use.

The standout feature of the FARAON is its rapid adjustment system: the rubber no-hole tab slides without teeth or holes, eliminating wear points and allowing a smooth transition from safe carry to ready position in a single motion, even with gloves on. The knurled surface of the tab improves grip further under stress or with wet hands. One real-world trade-off to consider: this system offers fast transitions but requires a short learning curve to dial in the right length before heading out — it is not a positive-lock system, so those who prefer a fixed, unchanging length may find it less suitable.

The padding is removable: users who prefer a slimmer, more compact sling can pull it out and run just the webbing, reducing the overall profile. The ends are set up for direct threading, meaning use with ITW CLASH snap hooks or QD quick-detach swivels requires those accessories to be purchased separately. The sling can be configured as either a 1-point or 2-point depending on the hardware used, increasing versatility across different platforms.

Key points

• The rubber no-hole tab allows length adjustment on the move, even with tactical gloves, without catching on teeth.
• The removable padding lets you choose between maximum comfort for extended carry and a lower profile for lighter use.
• Dual 1-point / 2-point compatibility is achieved simply by changing the connection hardware, with no modification to the sling itself.
• At 136 g, the weight impact on overall kit remains low without compromising webbing durability.
• The direct-thread ends provide a clean, silent connection to the weapon, but require snap hooks or QD swivels sold separately.

In the box

• Wosport FARAON 2-point sling with removable padding