The Magpul MS4 QDM is a convertible one-point / two-point rifle sling with a QDM tension slider, attaching to any standard QD sling socket.
The Magpul MS4 QDM Sling (MAG953) takes the proven one-point / two-point MS4 platform and upgrades the adjuster to the QDM slider — a wide, glove-friendly pull tab that dumps slack or cinches the rifle tight in a single stroke. Where standard adjusters creep and bind, the QDM runs smooth and positive, which is exactly what you want when the rifle needs to come up now.
Quick-detach swivels at both ends make the sling a modular part of your gear rather than a fixture: click out of one rifle and into the next, or strip the sling entirely for casing and transport. The dense nylon webbing lies flat, resists twisting, and carries the rifle's weight comfortably across long sessions — range days and training courses alike.
Key Features
- One-point / two-point convertible: adapt the carry to the task
- QDM rapid-adjust slider: smooth, positive tension that holds where you set it
- Push-button QD swivels: move the sling between rifles in seconds
- Flat-lying, twist-resistant webbing: comfortable across long days
- Two colorways: Black or Coyote Brown
Compatibility & Fitment
Attaches to any standard QD sling sockets, so the rifle needs QD sockets to receive it. Many current stocks and M-LOK handguards include them; if yours does not, add points such as the Magpul M-LOK QD Sling Mount (MAG606) or the RSA QD Picatinny attachment (MAG337) and the sling clicks straight in — no threading, no tools.
Technical Specifications
Type | Convertible one-point / two-point sling |
Material | Nylon webbing |
Finish | Black, Coyote Brown |
Mount Interface | Quick-detach (QD) swivels with QDM slider |
US Shipping & Support
Shipped from D&R Sports Center in the USA with fast, tracked delivery. Questions on fit, mounting or which model suits your setup? Our team is glad to help before and after your purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it fit my rifle?
The MS4 QDM uses industry-standard push-button QD swivels, so it needs QD sockets on the rifle to attach to. Many current stocks and M-LOK handguards include them; if yours doesn't, add sockets first.
What is the QDM slider and why does it matter?
QDM refers to the tension slider on the sling, which holds the setting you pull it to rather than letting it drift back. In practice you can cinch the rifle in tight against the body for movement, then dump the slack when you want to shoot. It's the main difference between this and the standard MS4 GEN2.
Can I run it as a single-point?
Yes, it converts between one-point and two-point by releasing one QD swivel, so one sling covers both ways of carrying. Two-point spreads the weight and steadies the rifle; one-point makes transitions and shoulder swaps easier. No tools are needed to change over.
What colors are available, and what else might I need?
It's offered in Black and Coyote Brown. Beyond the sling itself, the only thing you may need is a pair of QD sockets in the right positions on your stock and handguard, so check what your rifle already has. If you're not sure what your furniture takes, contact us with the make and model.
