Sentry Strap | Sling Staging Solution
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Sentry strap is our solution to the issue that is sling staging. True to our style, we use 2 powerful magnets inside the Sentry strap to hold your sling fast to your rifle. Deploying is simple; grab your sling, and tug. The sentry strap breaks away on its own. Fast and easy. That’s the way we like it.
The minimum size the Sentry Strap will fit is roughly 1″ (a buffer tube). The maximum circumference is 10″ (3.25 Max Diameter). The Sentry Strap is secured with Velcro. The sling catch is secured with magnets and will fit anything from padded slings to webbing straps.
Additional information
| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Dimensions | 1 × 3 × 2 in |
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38 reviews for Sentry Strap | Sling Staging Solution
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bigbyrd94 (verified owner) –
I typically use ranger bands on the butt stock to secure slings until I found this handy thing. Probably the best way to secure slings for storage or transport.
david.kolb (verified owner) –
I’ve tried a million sling storage solutions. This is definitely the most elegant. Only complaint is a purely aesthetic one of the huge bill boarding with the logo flap.
lienchad87 (verified owner) –
What more can be said about these things…….
THEY JUST WORK!!!!! Keeps your sling nicely stowed at the ready for an easy tangle free package.
Anthony Gutierrez (verified owner) –
Great product! Have two of these now and they are perfect for slings and holding them to my hanguard. Makes things easy.
ianders1 (verified owner) –
A waste of money for left-handed shooters. I have multiple rifles in various lengths and I have tried and tried to find a good way to use it, but it just doesn’t work. It’s a great concept and well built, but none of that matters if you can’t use it. Also, on a gun like the Sig MCX Rattler, the main gun I bought it for, there really just isn’t enough space on the handguard to use it, even if you shoot right-handed.