Page 2 of 4 - AirForce Talon/Condor Swivel Stud Reviews

Fits well

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This is a factory part. As for quality, Airforce's machining is second to none, from frame to swivel stud. This part slides right down the 11 mm rail with absolutely no play, the hex bolt tightens like a weld. The swivel stud spins so smoothly as if on ball bearings. If you've ever had to carry your rifle on an all day hunt, you know it can get heavy. This swivel stud puts an end to lugging your rifle by hand, sling it on your shoulder!

Absolutely nothing. Not even the price ,Wich is quite inexpensive for factory part, as it is worth every penny, to complement your Airforce rifle.

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Meh. It works...for a while. Then the c clip fails.

Have it screw in instead of the cheesy c clip. It pops off all the time. It will drop your gun.

Only easy option.

Very easy to install.

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This mount was easy to install and worked perfectly on my Texan SS. I would highly recommend it.

They were very easy to install. Engineered to exact measurements and I am confident my Condor SS is secure in the sling.

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Fat fingers and small split rings require patience.

Machined very nice. Easy mounting to Airforce Condor SS rails and butt plate.

Price is just a tad steep unless you are a machinist and can make these yourself.

I read a couple reviews where there were concerns on mounting "C" clip and durability. I had no issues mine.

Just put a little Anti-seize on the Allen screws and screw them down tight not sure what the bad reviews are about I almost didn’t order these but there a very good product just use a little common since when in stalling them.

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Piss poor design. Would never trust it to hold on any gun.

Start with a clean slate and just tap 2 10-32 holes on the gun and attach the QD sling swivel studs they make for the Marlin front cap. Or see second option below.

If you have a Texan SS then tap a 10-32 hole on the aluminum base that attaches the butt plate to the tank loop and screw in the QD sling swivel stud made for the Marlin 336 end cap. For the front use the BLK 1" long 3/8 to Weaver adapter and a GG&G Weaver Picatinney sling mount or a Harris bipod and attach the sling to it.

The c-clip idea is not a good idea at at. When I went to attach the butt-stock stud the c clip kept coming off and I nearly dropped the rifle. I ended up putting another stud that was threaded on in its place. The forward or hand guard stud assembly concerned me too in that it just didn't seem to be rugged at all and I always felt it would let go like the rear stud because of the c-clip design. Bad design all the way around...

The entire design. Needs to be threaded for a secure attachment.

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stop selling it

had 2 fail first one gun hit the ground got a replacement from airforce then 2nd one failed the clip holding the stud pulled out