$15.99
8 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 
When you want a sling attachment point you can trust and still yank off in a hurry, this Wilson Combat Heavy Duty Push Button QD Sling Swivel checks both boxes. It drops into any standard QD socket found on buttstocks, forends, rails, or aftermarket socket adapters, then locks in with a positive click. The 1.25" loop is sized for wider webbing and gives the sling a little more room to move, which keeps things from bunching up when you shoulder the rifle or shift the gun across your back.
The whole thing is machined from steel and finished in black phosphate, so it shrugs off wear and stays low on glare. The push button sits at the rear of the swivel, which means a quick press pops the sling completely free from the gun when you need to stash it, swap it to another rifle, or break the setup down. That kind of tool-free versatility is why a lot of folks run QD swivels across multiple builds instead of buying dedicated hardware for each one.
One of the underrated features here is the full 360-degree rotation. As you carry, transition, or move from a slung position to a firing grip, the swivel turns with you instead of fighting the sling. No kinks, no twisted webbing, no wrestling the gun back into place. Pair it with a two-point setup up front or run it solo for a single-point carry, and it just works the way a good swivel should.
A quick tip from the shop floor: drop a tiny bit of oil down the push button channel whenever you clean your gun. It keeps the internals moving smooth and helps fend off corrosion over the long haul. Wilson Combat has been building serious rifle and pistol gear since 1977, and this little piece of hardware carries that same no-nonsense, built-to-last reputation.
It drops into any standard quick-detach socket, which covers most buttstocks, forends, railed handguards, and aftermarket QD socket adapters. If your gun doesn't have an integral QD socket, you'll want to add a rail or M-LOK mounted QD socket to give it a home. Once seated, it locks in with a positive click and rotates freely.
The 1.25" loop is a bit roomier and works well with wider webbing, giving the sling more freedom to move so it doesn't bind. A 1" loop holds tighter and keeps the swivel more stationary on the strap. If you run a wider or heavier sling, the 1.25" size is the better match.
Yes. The push button at the rear lets you pop the whole swivel out of the QD socket, which pulls the sling completely off the weapon. That makes it easy to stash the sling, break down the rifle, or move the same sling between different builds.
A little maintenance goes a long way. Put a small drop of oil or gun lube down the push button channel whenever you clean your firearm. That keeps the internals moving freely and helps protect the steel from corrosion.
| UPC | 874218006204 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TRQDBSS |
| Color | Black Phosphate |
| Product Type | Push Button Swivel |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.