{{A single point sling is a type of rifle sling that attaches to the gun at only one point, usually near the rear of the receiver.}}

{{Is a single point sling more comfortable than other types of slings? }}

{{Single point slings are generally more comfortable than other types of slings as they put less pressure on the shoulder when carrying heavy weapons for long periods of time.}}

{{Yes, single point slings can be used in tactical shooting situations if needed; however, two-point or three-point slings typically offer better stability and mobility during spirited movement and active shooter drills.}}

{{Does using a single point sling increase the accuracy of my gun?}}

{{No, using a single point sling does not affect accuracy directly but it may help with overall comfort levels which could lead to improved accuracy over time.}}

{{Not necessarily - depending on what kind of firearm you’re looking to mount the sling onto, certain modifications may need to be made before attaching it securely.}}