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"How do I mount a Push Button QD Sling Swivel to my MOE Buttstock?"
Magpul's MOE Buttstock is a standard feature on many manufacturers' AR15/M16 carbines as well as a drop-in accessory for those with a standard M4 style buttstock.
Magpul designed the MOE Buttstock to be a light weight and cost effective alternative to the more expensive CTR buttstock, which includes a socket for a Push Button Quick Detach Sling Swivel, which the MOE Buttstock lacks.
IWC's QD Rotation Limited MOUNT-N-SLOT for Buttstocks provides a simple, lightweight and cost-effective solution for MOE Buttstock users.
Read the Review on M4Carbine.net
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QD Rotation Limited MOUNT-N-SLOT for Buttstocks - By Impact Weapons Components
• Directly attaches through the slot intended for webbing located in Magpul Industries M.O.E. or CTR Buttstocks
• Rotation is limited to allow proper positioning of the sling between the firing and carrying position, preventing sling wrap-up and twist
• Accepts any Heavy Duty or Standard push button Quick Detach Sling Swivel that connects to any sling and sling system
• Ergonomic, DIRECT attach design eliminates all sharp edges which can ensnarl the operator’s gear
• Ultra-light MOUNT-N-SLOT™ design weighs only .490 ounces
• CNC Machined from BILLET 6061-T6 aluminum; Type III Anodized per MIL-A-8625F
• NO GUNSMITHING REQUIRED
• 100% LIFETIME WARRANTY. PERIOD
• IWC’s MOUNT-N-SLOT products are MADE BY AMERICANS in COLORADO
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Chip Hammond — April 21, 2012 — Rating 4/5
This is a great little product, easy to install and works very well. Magpul really cheaped out by not putting a QD on the MOE. I gave this item 4/5 for two reasons. The first is that is machine out of aluminum. It will probably not wear out, but I would have preferred steel. The second is the cost. When you add the cost of the MOE + product, you could buy a CRT for the same price. It this could be price-pointed at $12-15, it would be perfect.