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The White Label Armory WLA end plate kit takes one of the smallest parts on your AR-15 and turns it into a genuinely useful sling anchor. Instead of a plain flat plate, you get two integrated loops sitting at the rear of the receiver, so you can run a single-point or two-point sling off either side. Pair that with the included castle nut and you have everything needed to button up a receiver extension the right way.
The ambidextrous layout is the whole point here. If you shoulder your rifle on both sides, train around cover, or share the gun with a left-handed shooter, having loops on both sides means the sling always sits where it should instead of feeling improvised. The loops work with HK-style hooks, clip connectors, and paracord setups, and they keep the mounting point tucked low and central so your sling isn't bunching up under your cheek weld.
Construction is black aluminum and steel, which keeps things durable without piling on weight at the back of the rifle. The plate is cut to mil-spec dimensions, so it drops onto standard AR-15 receiver extensions and lowers the way it should. The matching castle nut is included, which saves you the annoyance of sourcing one separately when you're doing a fresh build or swapping out a basic factory plate.
Installation is straightforward for anyone who's assembled a lower before. You'll back off the existing castle nut, slide the buffer tube and new end plate into position with the loops facing the way you want, then torque the castle nut down. Staking it is the smart move for a rifle that sees real use, so the nut stays put under recoil and rough handling. An armorer's wrench makes the job quick. Before ordering, it's worth confirming your lower is standard mil-spec, since billet receivers occasionally have contours that call for a test fit.
Yes, this kit pairs the ambidextrous dual loop end plate with a matching castle nut. That means you have the retention hardware needed to finish a receiver extension without buying the nut separately. It's a nice touch for both fresh builds and upgrades to an existing rifle.
It's cut to mil-spec dimensions, so it fits standard AR-15 receiver extensions and lowers. If you're running a billet lower, it's worth a quick test fit since some billet receivers have slightly different contours at the rear. When in doubt, check your lower's specs before installing.
The loops are made for single-point and two-point slings that use HK-style hooks, clip connectors, or paracord loops. Because there's a loop on each side, you can mount from the left or right depending on how you shoulder the rifle. If your sling uses push-button QD swivels instead, you'd want a QD-style end plate.
An AR armorer's wrench makes the job easy since you'll be loosening and re-torquing the castle nut. The process is the same as any lower assembly: back off the nut, slide the plate and buffer tube into place, then tighten down. Staking the castle nut is recommended if the rifle sees regular use.
| UPC | 810155161187 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | WLA-BUF-7008-01 |
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