Air Venturi Front Sling Swivel Stud for Seneca Air Guns

This sling stud screwed into the front stock perfectly. I was able to tighten it aligned exactly where is should be for attaching the QD sling swivel.

On my Dragon Claw 2 the hole in the front stock is located by the pressure gauge. When a sling is attached at this point and the gun is shouldered, the guns doesn't want to stay with the muzzle up. It wants to rotate around and point the muzzle down. I ended up using a loop sling attached around the barrel and tanks right at the muzzle in order to get the gun to point up vertically. I would like to know if there is a clamp that fits the main tank that could attach the front QD sling stud.

I did have the rear stock drilled in order to use the QD stud for the other end of the sling.

well made. looks good.

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Its what was depicted and fits where it should ...

This part is not what you need to put a sling on a Dragon Claw . It's attachment position is to low on the forearm (close to the trigger) to balance properly , because of the weight of the barrel and air reservoir causing it to not hang in an upright position . I would suggest a clamp that would fit closer to the end of the barrel on the lower air reservoir as an attachment point ...

Proper fit

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The front "swivel" is not a swivel at all. Actually, it looks like the original machine screw, with a welded-on nut, whose corners have been rounded, along with the threads smoothened out of the center.

I find that the cost of the "swivels" are quite high, especially with added-on shipping charges. Had I a welder, I too could have welded on a nut on the top of a similar machine screw, and ground off the corners and the threads. From the butt of the Seneca Dragon Claw, to the front "swivel" machine threaded screw, the sling hookup distance is much too short. So with an attached sling, the gun want's to be carried with the barrel facing down. For barrel up carry, a longer distance span for hooking up a sling would be necessary. Also, the swivels should already be attached to the rifle, at the factory. Installation of the rear swivel by an amateur can invite a disaster. Drilling a hole in the butt without the proper equipment can easily ruin a beautiful piece of rifle furniture. Also, ordering swivels (or any parts) only by looking at a flat computer screen, can easily invite mistakes and errors. We can't touch it, or physically see it.

If you order swivels that need your personal installation, for the Seneca wooden butts, recommended that you seek help, unless you have the proper equipment and tools to drill the butt, accurately. For the butt, I bought a commercial off-the-store-shelf, much beefier wood thread stud, instead the small factory recommended stud. The ones off a store shelf also come with a decorative white washer. And it costs only three bucks, locally. Which is quite a savings!

Nothing. It did NOT work for the WingShot. Not even half the length needed to start threading this in replacement of the forearm bolt

To something that fits

Do not buy this for the WingShot II

It's well made and priced well.

There's nothing to change, because the whole idea for this product is flawed.

This stud is designed to replace the forestock screw and it will do that. The problem with that is putting the upper sling mount in this location, makes the 2 sling mounting locations too close together. I used 2 of the wood screw type studs, sold here, and put one in the butt stock and one in the very end of the forestock. Even this arrangement is too short, but is much better than using this product as recommended.

The price and the fact it fit my gun perfectly.

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It fits the Dragon Claw perfect.

Easy to install ! works great !

Also make this part a swivel !

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