GrovTec Quick-Detach Sling Swivel Stud

Fun as can be to practice with. But won't hold up toy 25 caliber. Bases not welded on put are press fitted. Basically shot five times and have bent and came apart. And this is,at 50 and 100 yards. So best for lower power air rifles and calibers

Better build quality.

Defiantly tie a sting to them there small and can be hard to locate.

Very good quality, good price.

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No.

Cheap, I bought this to hold a bipod, and it does what its supposed to.

Nothing.

Simple to install, I just followed the directions on other reviews(drill hole 2 inches from end of stock, lubricate stud before inserting it). Worked like a charm.

Easy to install and worked as advertise!

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Take your time on placing, make sure it is centered and square to the stock.

I purchased a couple more air rifles so I picked up a couple more of these. I put one on every rifle I get along with leapers bipods I've never had one break or pull out of a stock. Knock on wood-stock.

Nothing I could do would improve this item and I usually can think of something.

Read my last review on these about tips on instal.

sturdy, holds bipod securely, easy to install

drill a hole 1st, makes it much easier to install straight with no cracking of stock.

I own four rifle w/four bipods all held in place by four of these little guys.They work perfect.Easy to instal.

Get rid of pointed tip.Add install instructions.

Here is a few tips.Always drill a hole to reduce chances of spliting your stock most are about half the price of your rifle.The drill bit should be as wide as the solid shaft of the screw-Not the threads.There would be no wood left for them to grab on to.Be sure you don't drill into a pcp air tank.Big,Big trouble.If in doubt file down the pointed tip of the stud-you don't need it anyway.Always put a bit of grease-oil- or vasaline on the screw to reduse friction,stocks are expensive to replace.Always drill at least 2 inches from the end of your stock so you don't split it.There not cheap you know.If your stock is old or if you think the wood is to dry(could be from storeing it in an attic that gets very hot,or other reason).After drilling hole invert the gun and stabilize it like between to stacks of books or something.Fill the hole w/ water and wait about 60min for this to soften the wood a little before screwing in your lubricated swivel stud so your stock dosn't split.This might sounds like a lot of work but did I mention that stocks are expensive.Ya,I guess I did.Good luck it really isn't that tough.

It's a sturdy sling stud. Quality seems fine.