Will my sling still mount to the front, the way the sling loop mount came on my Colt 6920?
1037501
I think so. The sling mount on my m400 is almost exactly the same. I'd try it. If it works you'll love this flashlight mount. It was a perfect solution for me and it works great. If not, you can return it.
1037502
Yes. Actually with a rear switch push button light you can activate it by the sling by pulling it forward like a pull cord.
1037503
Yes. To be clear, they are designed to work together. The idea is that you get a flashlight with a momentary on/off switch on the back, then mount the flashlight just in front of the sling loop mount. Then you can momentarily activate the flashlight by nudging the sling loop mount forward.
1037504
A sling will still be able to be mounted as long as your colt is in a standard configuration with the sling mount riveted to the FSB (front sight base).
2035346
I have mine on a Mossberg Maverick 88. It is set at 41 inches pin to pin with about 5 more inches left. Mine feels really good and the padding on the sling feels good too. I am a old Marine so I have done my part of humping both slung and unslung. I would have been a lot happier with this sling but all we got was what Uncle Sugar gave us. Oh almost forgot you can't beat the price. I have mine set to fit my shoulder and it really feels good. HAPPY HUMP
87493
Should fit with the quad rail as it extends no further back than the lug. To remove the original sling attachment from the gun there are two options depending on who built the gun. If it is a roll pin simply knock it out. More common is the rivet. If you have the rivet, get a drill bit the same diameter as the FLATTENED side of the rivet. Put sideway pressure on the sling mount to prevent the rivet from turning and drill just enough to remove the head and the rivet will fall out, if it does not, use a punch and push it out.
579108
Josh, I would be concerned about the portion of the stock at the top rear. It looks like possibly a sling attachment. the recoil pad fits snugly around the end of the stock and that may force the fit.
2282113
Yeah no problem, but you'll need the appropriate hardware, this only comes the the nylon strap looped back on itself with nylon hardware. Not that you asked, but thought I'd mention that this sling is UBER-cool. I have it on an Arsenal AK and it supports is weight while "at the ready" comfortably. Who knows? If the inept government we have keeps doing what it does a societal collapse might actually force me to get practice using it defending my elderly parents from the hungry masses! :-( Glad it's so comfortable! :-) GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
716381
I just bolted mine up two days ago to a 742 and used the original forearm screw. I had to put a washer/spacer on mine to keep the sling bracket from touching the forearm. Required zero alteration except using the spacer. Very happy with fit and finish. I work on guns every day and have no complaints with this product for the 742.
662983
The sling stud is not in the way on my rifle. i think each rifle is different for sling stud location. However, the stud is usually at end of stock or closer to upper opposite end.Either way, simply slide it on and reconnect sling. I love mine. Good luck
1275465
Yes i used the hole in the front of the stock were the sling would mount too...had to use a longer bolt to mount my bipod to it worked just fine
2252871
I still have the original 2 point sling on the rifle with the bipod. It fits between the legs or to the side. I will probably change to a single point in the future.
309272
No. It mounts directly to your receiver by drill tap. The front sight is attached over the original bead sight by epoxy.
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.
1385959
Well to answer that depends on several things, one is that if have to install the srew; your going to want to drill a starter hole so you don't spit the stock. But the screw that's already there, is it front side, facing forward(that is facing down and center when holding it)and dose it all ready have a hole in it; because if it does the Allen Sling Swivel will probably all ready fit in it.
377122
Jeremiah, your Harris bipod should attach to the front swivel post on your rifle's stock and in turn the sling will attach to the mount built into the bipod
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.
133571
Yes, The sling has loops on both ends. The back loop goes right behind the pistol grip, it does not hook on the stock. The front goes on right after the forearm ,loops onto the barrel. Hopes this helps.
2097523
It will fit, but it takes some work. The QD sling mount point stops the sight just short of matching the rail. I tapped (okay... smacked) the sight with a rubber mallet to move it to where it would mount the rail. Still, and all, it's an excellent sight.
933601
I have watched a lot of you tube on it and the bipod won't fit on your stock sling mount. Look at the sling holder under the front of the mossberg MVP you may be able to drill it for the other mount?