POOLER, Ga., June 28, 2017 – Blue Force Gear’s® Custom Sling Builder just got a little more hardcore with the debut of its new MultiCam® Black webbing. Designed for the popular Vickers Slings, the Custom Sling Builder allows fans to create the perfect sling for their individual weapon.

With this addition, the Custom Sling Builder now offers over 2 million possible design combinations. The new MultiCam Black webbing will be available online beginning June 28, 2017 and will only be available with the Custom Sling Builder. The MultiCam Black webbing projects a distinctly authoritative presence and will transform Custom Vickers Slings into some of the boldest slings available today. From webbing and pull-tab colors to a variety of hardware options, gun owners can build a one-of-a-kind sling.

“The MultiCam Black webbing is a fierce look that I know our fans are going to go crazy for,” said Tom Kaleta, Director of Marketing of Blue Force Gear. “With the Custom Sling Builder, we strive to deliver a sling that is designed specifically for your weapon and it fits your own individual personality and tactical needs. Our Custom Sling Builder is one-of-a-kind and there is nothing else out there like it right now.”

The Custom Sling Builder walks you through the components of your sling starting at the front and as you select each option you will see your sling being “built”. Users design their own custom sling with the Custom Sling Builder by choosing front webbing color, back webbing color, adjuster pull tab color, front attachment hardware, rear attachment hardware, sling hardware options, sew in front attachment and sew in rear hardware.

The Custom Vickers Sling™ is available starting at $50 and the Custom Padded Vickers Sling™ is available starting at $60. To learn more about the Custom Sling Builder or purchase the product, visit www.blueforcegear.com/custom.

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