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The Quake Claw QD All-Steel Flush Cup Swivel comes as a set of two 1-inch quick-detach push-button swivels, giving you the hardware to attach and remove a sling in seconds. Each swivel is machined from steel and finished in black oxide, so you get a low-glare, corrosion-resistant part that holds up whether you're dragging through brush or riding out a wet morning in the stand. Pressing the button retracts the internal ball detents, letting the swivel drop into or release from the socket cleanly, and once it's seated it locks in with real authority.
If your rifle or shotgun already has flush cup sockets built into the stock, forend, or an adapter, these drop right in. The push-button design is the same interface used across the industry, so a swivel that reads as a standard QD size will mate up with common flush cup mounts. The 1-inch loop is sized for slings with matching webbing, keeping the swivel from wandering around and giving you a stable, predictable connection point.
Plenty of QD swivels cut corners with polymer or pot-metal bodies. Quake went all-steel here, which is the part you want to be strongest since it carries the full weight of the gun every time you shoulder it or sling it across your back. The black oxide finish keeps things quiet and non-reflective, a nice touch when you're trying not to spook game or catch light at the wrong moment.
Most sling setups need a swivel front and rear, so shipping them in pairs means you can outfit one gun completely without hunting down a second piece. It's also handy if you swap slings between rifles and want a set staged and ready. Simple, dependable hardware that does its one job and gets out of the way.
They use the standard push-button QD interface, so they'll seat into common flush cup sockets found on stocks, forends, rails, and aftermarket socket adapters. As long as your gun has a QD-style socket, these should drop right in and lock. If you're unsure what your firearm has, take a look at the mounting point and confirm it accepts a push-button swivel.
You press the button to retract the internal ball detents, slide the swivel into the socket, and let go so it locks in place. To remove it, press the button again and pull it free. It's a quick, one-hand operation once you've done it a couple of times.
These have a 1-inch loop, so they pair best with slings built around 1-inch or matching webbing. That sizing helps keep the swivel from sliding around on the sling for a more stable connection. If your sling uses wider webbing, check the loop fit before ordering.
Most sling setups need one swivel at the front and one at the rear, so the pair lets you outfit a single gun front to back without buying a second piece. It's also convenient if you move a sling between guns and want a spare staged and ready to go.
| UPC | 727703234029 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23402-9 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Swivel |
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