Does this replace your existing sling stud or attach to your existing sling stud?
2091993
Attaches to existing, if you don't already have a stud you will need to buy one to install b4 you can mount this. It is very solid though def worth the $. Hope this helpsA
2091994
It attaches to the sling stud firm with no problem and still be able to use the same sling as well with the bipod.
2091995
Also, you can attach a sling to this once it is mounted it then acts as a replacement stud. So in answer to your Q. Yes it replaces it and Yes it attaches to 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.
1650312
This sling will work with any crossbows that have the holes to thread the screw through. You can see in the picture the brackets at the end of the sling, there is a screw that passes through them that goes through the crossbow mounts
1046828
No this attaches to standard sling swivels. The lower hole will have the sling threaded through directly.
619807
I see nothing on mine looking anything like somewhere designed to attach a sling. You'd have to rig something up on your own in my opinion. The butt of my gun has no extra hole in it like others mention, and you're still on your own for the barrel end.
1385963
Check the sling swivel box and it should tell you what size of hope needed for the screw. I use mine on a Winchester 30-30 and love it. Furthermore it looks classic
1622716
Well Peter, it all depends on if your stock is wood or synthetic. I have a synthetic stock on mine which had an eye in the butt-stock, so I just used he quick-detach part for that. As for the short stud, it screws into the screw-in end on the end of your magazine tube. But that is if that end has been drilled and threaded. Mine was ready for the stud.
1201777
Yes It does on mine! I wanted to keep my sling also, was very happy when I found out the SteddyEddy attaches elsewhere.
1532102
I would definitely say yes. Between the set screw and the sling replacement screw, it's solid!
1906117
yes, it depends on what type of sling you are using. look closely at the enlarged image to make sure your style will work.
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
923429
You need to have sling studs mounted on your rifle. I would have this done by a pro as it requires drilling into the wood of your stock. Once those are installed the sling comes with clips that will attach to the studs.
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.
663378
I am not sure, but after thinking about it, I am going to take mine off and use another wood screw on the forgrip. The reason for the change is that if the sling gets in a bind, I am thinking that it could bend the tube. Also, unless you disconnect the tube from the barrel, you can only put the band mount as far down the tube as the barrel connection. My connection is much closer to the stock and I think the rides a little low. Withe the 17hmr being at the end of the barrel, the rifle will be really low.
2139113
No, it will not work. The swivels on this sling are sewn into it. It will only work if you have just the studs installed on the rifle.
1501453
Mine came with the swivels included with sling, and should work fine if the rifle has the stud posts installed.
1581695
Yes it mounts to the sling stud... you would need to put one in the stock the barrel clamp stud will not work