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Uncle Mike's has been building sling hardware since the late 1940s, and the QD 115 RGS set is a straight-up example of why folks keep reaching for their gear. This is a complete two-piece swivel kit made for rifles with wooden forends, giving you a 1-inch loop that fits standard slings and a wood-screw base that threads right into the stock. No gunsmithing, no tearing the rifle apart, just install the studs and you're ready to go.
The quick detach design is the real draw here. A spring-loaded plunger works with a knurled, threaded sleeve to lock the swivel down so it won't pop open from side contact or general knocking around out in the woods. When you want the sling off, you back off the knurled knob, press the plunger, and the loop comes free in a couple seconds. That makes it easy to swap slings between rifles or clear the sling out of the way for a tight shot off a bench or blind.
The base uses a 1/2-inch deep-threaded wood screw that bites solidly into a forend and buttstock, which is why this set is a favorite on bolt-action hunting rifles and classic wood-stocked guns. Worth noting on the front stud: you'll want enough wood depth for the screw to seat properly, so measure your forend before drilling. The blued steel finish matches most traditional rifle bluing and shrugs off the usual wear that comes with hauling a gun through the brush.
Uncle Mike's closed-link construction means the ring is a permanent bond, so there's no weak point waiting to let your rifle slip off your shoulder. Shooters have run these on everything from .270 hunting rigs to wood-stock 10/22s and found them tough, quiet, and dead simple to install. If you've got a wood-stocked rifle that needs a dependable sling attachment, this is about as proven as it gets.
These swivels use a 1-inch loop, so they'll take any standard 1-inch sling and work fine with common 1 to 1.25-inch military-style slings that taper at the ends. If you run a wider 1.25-inch sling all the way through the loop, you may want to step up to the 1.25-inch version. For most hunting and range slings, the 1-inch loop is the go-to size.
No, installation is straightforward and you won't have to dismantle the rifle. You drill a pilot hole in the forend and buttstock, then thread in the wood-screw studs and snap the swivels on. Just make sure your forend has enough wood depth for the 1/2-inch screw to seat fully, since the front stud is usually the tighter spot.
Uncle Mike's uses a Swivelock design with a spring-loaded plunger and a knurled, threaded sleeve that locks the loop down. That means side contact or bumping around in the field won't accidentally open the swivel. When you do want it off, you back off the knob and press the plunger to release it in seconds.
They're a solid pick for wood-stock bolt-action hunting rifles and classic rimfires like a wood-stock 10/22. The blued steel finish holds up to field use and the closed-link ring gives you a permanent, dependable bond so your rifle stays put on your shoulder. Plenty of hunters run them on everything from .270s on up.
| UPC | 043699131129 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 13112 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 4.8500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Swivel |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0813 |
| Style | Rifle Swivel |
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