Do you have to remove the sling swivel in order to attach this rail?
2069396
YES, it needs to be removed, it was a bit hard too. Did not know this before so I didn't have good tools to use for the removal.
2069397
Yes, that hole is where in mounts into. Those tabs on the side are what take the place of the swivel.
2069398
This is a bayonet mount and a sling mount. If I tried to mount this on my Colt M4 I wouldn't use the swivel mount; if you tried the handguard would be in the way.
2069399
You have to remove the sling attachment, but the rail has a sling attachment of its own. My ar15 has a single point swivel location near the stock, so I used that as I much prefer a single point sling anyway. As I said though you can still use a two point sling if desired.
2069400
Yes I did have to remove the sling swivel. However it has a sling attachment on either side of the rail. Hope that helps you.
2069401
Yes but its well.worth it this fits really tight I installed it o one of my customers weapons and it worked out really well if not you can always re-install the swivel with a short pop rivet have a good day and thanks for asking
1181264
Yes, with this model there is a swivel attachment at the rear of the unit that lets you attach a sling while the the rest is on your weapon.
145973
No, It doesn't but i easily mounted an aftermarket short rail from magpul to accomodate my angled forgrip. great set-up now!
856861
No. You have to take off the rock rails and use those bolt holes to install the nerf bars
2193048
Yes the stud swivels. Perfect for sling attachments or Harris bi-pod (as when attaching the bi-pod, the stud is snugged down using the bi-pod attachment screw). Quick release works great, easy to attach and detach. When the attachment cam is locked, the swivel stays rock solid on the rail. Hope this answers your question
2088158
I clamp mine onto a std rail. I believe there is a swivel mount option that I did not use. It's good for rail mount. Can't say more tho.
1428930
Not really. It mounts to the sling stud. I mounted a piece of picatinny rail on the fore end of my stock. Then I mounted my bipod and the end of my sling to QD mounts that attach to the picatinny rail. This way I will beable to quickly remove the sling and attach the bipod if I need it. It works, although it has not been field tested yet.
2252872
Yes. I have a sling on mine. there is a slot on the bipod. The bipod covers the original sling slot.
87492
Don't know about quad rail but had to drill out sling attachment. easy with no damage to rifle. mount has some wiggle to it but I used it to mount flashlight so I am not too concerned about it.
1046830
No, it attaches to the ring that is attached my front sight post. The item your looking for I believe is called a swivel. If you go on the magpul website you can find it. I bought mine on amazon as well. Works great. The swivel looks like a botton.
1815517
No you do not. Actually, you have plenty of clearance on both the swivel and stationary sling mounts that can be mounted on either side of the gun. I think the picture is just deceiving. I don't have a sling on my Mossberg 500 so I can't answer your second question.
1210625
its not set up for a rail, I bolted it on with the front shoulder sling extended hardware and works great
1022810
Yes. All it needs is the standard sling swivel stud that you see on the front and rear of most rifles. If the rifle didn't come with them, you can install one in a few minutes. They sell just about anywhere you buy gun parts and accessories for about 4 to 10 bucks for a set (front and rear), of course you'll only need the front for the bipod.
849110
Sorry for the delay. Yes! There is a sling attachment point that accepts a detachable swivel and it is strong. However, it will not swivel side to side. It will swivel up and down.
922312
Yep, it's removable.I actually removed it from the pic mount to directly screw it onto a different system. The rail performed perfectly, I just wanted it mounted closer in line with the bore.Additionally, the sight came with (off the top of my head) the star allen wrench, the pic rail, mounting screws and alternate mounting screws.
2037426
Yes, except you have to remember that one end of the sling has a little screw that goes through the fabric to anchor it.
184974
The previous answer is wrong. This attaches to the sling stud, not a rail. Rifle model and caliber is relevant. If it has a sling stud, it fits this rail.