$10.99
42 in stock
Online inventory may differ from in-store availability.
Quick turnaround so you get your gear sooner.
Trusted checkout with industry-standard protection.
Keeping Traditions Alive Since 1953
Secure Transactions provided with 
Sling swivels are one of those little parts nobody thinks about until one pops loose at the worst possible moment. That's where the Uncle Mike's QD Super Swivel with Tri-Lock earns its keep. It gives you the fast on-and-off convenience of a standard quick-detach swivel, but the Tri-Lock mechanism adds a three-lock system that resists accidental opening far better than the usual single-catch designs. You still get your sling off in a hurry when you want it, without the nagging worry of it letting go on its own.
The whole point of the Tri-Lock is confidence. A regular QD swivel relies on one release, and if that gets bumped against a pack strap or a tree branch, things can loosen up. This design uses three locking points, so it takes deliberate effort to open. Uncle Mike's built these to run quiet too, which matters when you're stalking game and don't want a metallic click giving you away. The blued steel construction is the classic look and holds up to real field use season after season.
This is the 1" loop version, which is the standard width that fits the vast majority of rifle and shotgun slings out there. One thing worth knowing up front: these are the swivels themselves and do not include the mounting studs or bases. They're made for firearms that already have quick-detach bases installed. If your gun is already set up for QD, these drop right in and lock up tight.
Uncle Mike's has been the go-to name for sling hardware for decades, and folks tend to put these on every rifle and shotgun in the safe once they've tried them. They're built strong, they're simple, and they do exactly what a swivel should do without any fuss. For hunters, target guys, or anyone who carries a slung long gun, the Tri-Lock is a small upgrade that pays off every time you sling up.
No, these Super Swivels do not include studs or mounting bases. They are the swivels themselves, made to work with quick-detach bases that are already installed on your firearm. If your rifle or shotgun isn't set up for QD yet, you'll need to add the appropriate bases separately.
A standard QD swivel uses a single release, while the Tri-Lock uses a three-lock system. That means it takes deliberate effort to open, giving you a lot more resistance to accidental release from bumps or snags. You still get fast, intentional detachment when you want it.
The 1" loop is the standard width used by the large majority of rifle and shotgun slings, so it fits most setups without issue. If your sling is a wider 1 1/4" design, Uncle Mike's makes the Tri-Lock in that size as well. Check your sling's loop end before ordering.
Yes, quiet operation is one of the main reasons hunters reach for these. The design is built to reduce the metallic rattle and clicking that can spook game while you're carrying a slung gun. Combined with the secure Tri-Lock hold, it makes for a dependable carry setup.
| UPC | 043699140329 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 14032 |
| Color | BLUED |
| Length | 4.9000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sling Swivels |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1 |
| Style | Rifle Swivels |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.