Savotta Griffin sling HW

An effective, simple and reliable two-point sling, originally designed for a special military customer of ours. The LW (lightweight) Griffin Sling is simple and unobtrusive, made of 25mm/1″ webbing without any padding, for submachine guns and light rifles. Check out the MW if you want a little width and padding, or the HW if you need a good thick filling.

QUICK ADJUSTMENT SLIDER
The heart of the Griffin Sling is our patented slider for quick adjustment. Quick, effortless adjustment allows for an easy transition between carry-shoot-carry etc. under any circumstances. We know the world is full of buckles for adjusting slings, and most of them are pretty good too. We chose to design our own customization hardware for these simple reasons:

1) It must be solid metal with no moving parts

2) It must have the right toothing and protrusions to grip;

3) It must be compatible with the grip lip for use with winter handwear;

4) And it should preferably be made in Finland

If you hate the tab of the webbing grip, or just don’t need it or whatever, you can cut it off. The serrated sides and the protruding attachment point of the webbing provide good grip.

INSTALLATION
Since this is a simple two-point sling, you don’t have to play with multiple ends of the webbing, only two. The 25mm/1″ strap fits most sling swivels and fasteners out there. We make these with long enough woven ends to reach around most people.

1. Open the back loop by passing the woven end through the steel tri-glide buckle. Loop the belt through the sling-swivel, buckle, stock, or whatever attachment point you use on the back of your firearm. Thread the fabric through the buckle again and make a U-turn to lock it in place.

2. Open the front quick adjustment loop and remove the steel tri-glide from the tire. Loop the webbing through your front sling-swivel or buckle, reattach the steel tri-glide and loop the strap around the quick adjustment slider and back through the steel tri-glide.

3. Try to play around with different adjustment lengths on the front and back. Once you’ve found the right setting, you can roll up the excess webbing ends and stick them in neat bundles. Or, if you dare, cut and burn them.

ORIGIN
The Griffin Slings are the commercial offspring of a series of slings that we have designed for a military customer according to their requirements. Our customer needed good two-point tires for all types of small arms, including sniper rifles and light machine guns.

The slings should carry an unpleasant weight as comfortably as possible, be equipped with a forward pulling force to be able to be extended quickly, fit on different fasteners and must be effective and reliable in “suboptimal conditions” (it is -30 °C, you suffer from sleep deprivation and wearing thick winter gloves and the use of NVGs that ruin your view of everything within arm’s length).

Then we went on to design the lighter medium version for carbines, and the lightweight one for SMG:s and the like. Because these turned out pretty well, we decided to make them available to the public. So, here you go: the Griffin Slings — fairly fast, low-bullshit slings, named after that mythical half-bird-half-cat creature for some peculiar reason.

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