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A good sling setup starts with a good attachment point, and the BCM GUNFIGHTER QD End Plate gives you one right at the rear of your lower receiver. It swaps out your factory end plate and adds an integrated socket for a standard push-button QD swivel, putting a sling mount low and close to the pistol grip where it stays out of the way and easy to grab. That placement is a favorite for folks running single-point slings, and it also gives you a solid rear anchor for a two-point setup when you want more mobility than a stock-mounted point allows.
This one is machined from solid steel, not the pot metal you find on bargain plates. That matters more than it sounds. The end plate takes the brunt of your castle nut staking, and steel handles that job without deforming or peeling. Folks who have run these hard note the metal is noticeably thicker and harder than standard mil-spec parts, which is exactly what you want out of a component your whole sling relies on. A corrosion-resistant black finish keeps it looking right through the weather and the wear.
It fits mil-spec AR-15 and M16 receiver extensions, carbine and rifle length alike, and plenty of builders run them on AR pistols and pistol-caliber guns too. Installation is a quick job if you have the basic tools. You back off the castle nut, swap the plate, torque the nut back down, and stake it in place. Most people knock it out in a few minutes. Keep in mind the QD swivel itself is sold separately, so grab a standard push-button swivel to go with it.
The QD socket rotates, which helps keep your sling from binding as you shift positions and transition the rifle. Between the steel build, the accessible mounting spot, and that little BCM star on the face, it is one of the easiest upgrades to justify on a new build or an existing gun. Made in the USA.
No, the QD swivel is sold separately. The end plate has an integrated socket that accepts any standard push-button QD swivel, so pick one up alongside it. This keeps the part affordable and lets you use whatever swivel matches your sling.
It works well with both. The rear socket is a natural fit for single-point slings, and it also gives you a solid rear anchor for a two-point setup when you want more freedom than a stock-mounted point offers. Many builders keep it as their go-to rear attachment across multiple rifles.
Not at all. You back off the castle nut, swap in the new plate, torque the nut back down, and stake it. Most people finish the job in a few minutes with basic AR tools, and the steel construction takes staking without any trouble.
Yes. It fits standard mil-spec receiver extensions in carbine and rifle lengths, and plenty of folks run these on AR pistols and 9mm carbines. As long as your buffer tube is mil-spec, the end plate will drop right in.
| UPC | 812526020109 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BCM-EPM4-QD |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 3.3500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | End Plate |
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