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Slings are one of those upgrades that quietly change how you run your rifle, and it all starts with a solid attachment point. The Timber Creek Outdoors QD End Plate replaces the standard AR end plate at the rear of your lower and adds a dedicated socket for quick-detach sling swivels. That means you can clip a sling on or pop it off in a second, which comes in handy whether you're moving through tight spaces, cleaning, or just storing the rifle.
The standout feature here is the three non-rotational locking positions. Instead of a swivel that spins loose and lets your rifle flop around, the QD socket locks the swivel in place at your chosen angle. Those three positions let you dial in the sling for left-handed or right-handed shooting, so this is a genuinely ambidextrous setup that adapts to how you carry and shoulder the gun.
This plate is CNC machined from aluminum and wears a Flat Dark Earth Cerakote finish on the rails. Cerakote is a ceramic-based coating that holds up well against abrasion, moisture, and general range wear, so the plate keeps looking sharp build after build. The FDE color plays nicely with tan furniture, two-tone builds, and most popular AR aesthetics if you're chasing a coordinated look. It's a lightweight part that won't add any noticeable heft to the back of your rifle.
The QD End Plate is a direct swap for the mil-spec end plate and drops into place during a standard buffer tube and castle nut install. You'll remove your castle nut, slide the old plate off, seat this one, and torque everything back down. It fits mil-spec AR-15 and AR-10 style lowers, and the swivel itself sells separately so you can pair it with whatever QD sling hardware you already trust. Timber Creek backs their gear with a lifetime warranty, which says plenty about how they stand behind their parts.
No, the plate provides the QD socket but the swivel is sold separately. This lets you pair it with whatever quick-detach sling hardware you prefer. Most standard QD push-button swivels will seat right into the socket.
Yes. The three non-rotational locking positions are designed so both right- and left-handed shooters can angle the sling swivel to a comfortable spot. It's a fully ambidextrous setup.
It's a direct replacement for the standard mil-spec end plate on AR-15 and AR-10 style lowers. As long as your rifle uses a mil-spec buffer tube and castle nut, this plate drops right in during a standard install.
Not at all if you've worked on an AR before. You loosen the castle nut, slide off the old end plate, seat this one behind the buffer tube, then torque the castle nut back down. A basic armorer's wrench is all you really need.
| UPC | 850317006697 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | QDEPFDE |
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