MAGPUL - ASAP Ambidextrous Sling Attachment Point Black

Easy to install. Very solid design. Strong carry point.Fit three different lowers without a hitch. No filing, no fitting...

Works great. Quite useable. Very solid construction. Excellent installation instructions. The only thing that I didn't consider was that the attachment ring rattles.

Solid construction and fairly simple installation. It lets you very smoothly slide your sling from right handed to left handed and is very good at it. The only complaint I would have is that it is a little noisy at times, but that is no draw back for me. I highly recommend this!

this is a very good product but I want to mention some things that no one else has. that little key seems to be a challenge for some people. it is not if the gun is held in a vise with a magwell vise adapter. good needle nose pliers are a must also. that said I always use the big key I simply file it until it fits tight. think about it. I have installed a bunch of these. I just put one on a sig 516 I simply cut the tabs off the side and filed the remaining metal flush. it wound up fitting better than the original endplate.im going to include a couple pictures of the sig I just did today. anyone out there reading the negative reviews of this product needs to realize not everyone has the skill level or mindset to do this type of work. sometimes you think outside the box so to speak. magpul products are top of the line and we should be very appreciative of their dedication and commitment to the shooting sports military and second amendment.

This is a well-made, quality item. The only real issue in installing this part for me is putting it on rifles that have previously-staked factory (Young-Horse brand, in particular) plates; If the staking was done 'firmly', the original plate may be distorted by the staking into an oval shape on the inside, which binds it and does not allow it to slide freely back on the buffer tube once the castle nut is removed (by the proper tool and a couple of whacks with a rubber mallet). This provides no clearance for the detent spring to be removed safely before turning out the tube, thus making it impossible not to shear/kink the spring. Best order a new detent spring to go along with this item. I did find that a magazine-well fixture block made installation much easier, along with a pair of smooth forceps for the wedge. I would suggest to MagPul that they make two different plates with integral tangs, one for Military and one for Civilian tubes, and forego the separate wedge in future; It's a fiddly bit, easily lost.