Fox Outdoor VI CQB Single Point Sling Black – 55-341

The Fox Outdoor VI CQB Single Point Sling in black is a simple, affordable way to keep a carbine attached to you and out of your hands the moment you need them free. Single point slings exist for close quarters work, and this one delivers that function without the price tag or the complication of a multi-adjust system. Clip in, sling up, and get to work.

A sling is the most underrated accessory on a fighting rifle. It is the difference between setting a carbine down and simply letting it hang.

What the Fox Outdoor VI CQB Sling Is and Who It Is For

A single point sling attaches at one location, usually at the rear of the receiver or on an end plate adapter, and loops over the shoulder and across the back. The rifle hangs muzzle down in front of the body, which keeps it centered, quick to mount, and out of the way when you need both hands for a door, a radio, or a ladder.

The Fox Outdoor VI CQB configuration is aimed at carbine shooters running short handguards and shorter barrels where a two point sling can get in the way of manipulation. Home defense builds, training class rifles, competition carbines, and truck guns all benefit from the same trait: instant transitions from one shoulder to the other.

Key Features

• Single point design for fast shouldering and unrestricted rifle movement
• Black webbing that stays subdued and hides wear over years of use
• Adjustable length so the rifle hangs at the right height for your build
• Quick attachment hardware for connecting to a compatible sling mount
• Simple, low bulk layout with no straps to snag on gear or a plate carrier
• Budget friendly pricing that makes outfitting several rifles realistic

Construction and How It Rides

Webbing width and stitching are what separate a sling that lasts from one that fails at the worst time. Wider webbing spreads the load across the shoulder, which matters far more than most people expect once you have carried a loaded carbine through a full training day.

Length adjustment sets how high the rifle rides. Too long and the muzzle drags near your knees and the stock is out of reach. Too short and the rifle rides in your chest and blocks a proper cheek weld. Set it so the stock reaches the pocket of your shoulder with no reaching or hunching.

Black is the practical color choice. It disappears against most clothing and gear, it does not show dirt, and it will not clash with whatever handguard or stock color your build already wears. The Fox Outdoor VI CQB sling stays visually quiet on any rifle.

Practical Use, Setup, and Care

Mount the attachment point at the rear of the receiver, using an end plate adapter or a compatible sling mount on your buffer tube. Placement at the rear is what allows the rifle to swing freely from one shoulder to the other, which is the main reason to run a single point in the first place.

Understand the trade before you commit. A single point lets the muzzle swing, so it demands muzzle discipline while walking, kneeling, and moving through doorways. Practice hanging the rifle and controlling it with your support hand until that becomes automatic rather than something you think about.

Care takes almost no effort. Rinse the webbing with cool water when it gets salty or muddy, air dry it away from heat, and inspect the stitching and hardware every so often for fraying or a bent clip. Add a case, a bipod, or hearing protection from our apparel and gear collection to finish out the build.

Slings are the accessory people buy last and wish they had bought first. The Fox Outdoor VI CQB Single Point Sling costs little, weighs little, and immediately makes a carbine more useful. Ships direct to your door, no FFL required.