Buying Rifle Slings in Australia
- PricesRifle slings from $25 (Magpul Paraclip), $29 (Allen), $38 (Spika Alpine), $40 (Butler Creek) and $54 (TOC Raptor) to $136 (Magpul MS3), $262 (Cadex) and $569 (Sako TRG).
- Availability120 sling products listed, 81 available now; Allen (29), Magpul (20), Butler Creek (16), Outdoor Connection (5) and Cadex (3) on the shelf.
- DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689
A sling is the cheapest thing that makes a rifle easier to carry and steadier to shoot. Two jobs, and they pull in different directions: carrying weight off your hands over a long walk, and giving you a loop to brace against when you take the shot. A wide, padded sling carries best. A simple two-point with a quick adjuster braces best. Most hunters are better served by the second.
Fit matters more than material. Set the length with the rifle shouldered in the position you actually shoot from, not standing in the shop. Check your swivel studs before you buy — not every sling fits every mount, and a sling that detaches under load is worse than no sling at all.
Every firearm we sell needs a licence and a Permit to Acquire. Slings and accessories do not. Come and see us at Roseville Chase and we will fit one to your rifle at the counter.
Common questions
What is the best rifle sling for hunting?
What sling fits a Tikka or Sako?
Do I need a licence to buy a sling?
Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed October 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.
