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AR-15 QUICK RELEASE SLING SWIVELS

AR-15 QUICK RELEASE SLING SWIVELS Reviews & Ratings

Parkerized finish provides correct appearance; QD swivel studs have cross drilled mounting holes for vertical or side carry. Front swivel stud attaches to free float or A-2-style detachable handguards. Requires drilling a single mounting hole in free float tubes. Rear QD sling stud replaces fixed military-type without modification to stock. Uncle Mike's Quick Detachable Sling Swivels have a parkerized finish, accept 1-1/4' slings. SPECS: Steel, parkerized, dark gray finish.

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Reviews Summary
The AR-15 Quick Release Sling Swivels are generally well-received for their ease of installation and adaptability across different AR setups. While many users appreciate their effectiveness and value, some have faced fitment issues with certain stocks. Most reviews suggest that with minor adjustments, the swivels can be a great addition to enhance flexibility and functionality.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Installation Ease
60%
A significant portion of reviewers highlight the simple installation process of the sling swivels. Many note that both front and rear mounts fit seamlessly, requiring minimal tools and effort, which greatly enhances user satisfaction.
Fitment Issues
40%
Several customers experienced challenges regarding fitment on different stock types. While many found success after minor modifications like sanding or filing, it is clear that compatibility can vary, leading to mixed experiences based on individual setups.
Versatility
70%
Users appreciate the flexibility these swivels offer, allowing for various mounting positions on AR-15s. The option to switch between traditional and quick-release methods is seen as a valuable improvement over stock configurations, enhancing overall usability.
Product Quality
65%
Most reviews praise the construction and quality of the sling swivels, emphasizing that they perform as advertised. Users express satisfaction with how well the swivels fill the gaps left by traditional sling mounts, further validating their purchase.
Value for Money
55%
Many reviewers feel that the sling swivels provide great value, with an attractive price point considering the benefits they bring. Users frequently mention that these swivels are an economical option for upgrading their AR-15s without a major investment.
Customer Satisfaction
75%
Overall customer satisfaction appears high, with numerous users expressing happiness with their purchase once installation and fitment challenges were addressed. Positive sentiments dominate, suggesting the product generally meets user needs.
4
Called the mfg. re install etc.
I was concerned that this is a small piece fitting into a small hole in the a2 grip. Mfg. said been making for 10 yrs no issues. I was thinking to reinforce with backing plate, he said no need. So I'll do an install video & "torture test" it at the range, stay tuned.
4
Fits Some Carbine Stocks...
I was looking for the flexiblity offered by having a traditional swivel stud on my RRA carbine buttstock as opposed to the military-style loop, and found the KNS rear swivel. I contacted the factory regarding fit, and they told me that they can't guarantee fit with carbine stocks due to different tolerances used by all the myriad options out there. I decided to give it a shot, and am happy with the results. The stud initially would not fit my RRA stock, but with minimal sanding and filing on the front edge, and then a bit of Dremel work on the rear top where the "shelves" on the stud contact the stock, it is now a perfect snug fit. All told, I removed approximately 1/16" from each location. If you're moderately handy and don't mind doing some fitting, this opens up sling options you don't otherwise have with the traditional style swivels. I can now keep the same style Montana Sling on my AR that I have on other rifles, at the cost of 10-15 minutes of very simple work.