PTS Low Profile QD Sling Swivel
PTS Low Profile QD Sling Swivel
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DETAILS
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The number worth knowing is 300kg. A QD swivel is the single point of failure between your sling and your rifle, and one tested to that load is not going to be the thing that lets go.
The recessed button is the detail borrowed from the PTS ESP-M2, and it solves a real problem: a flush QD button can be pressed by gear, by cover, or by your own arm, and the rifle drops. Recessing it means that does not happen.
The body is rugged steel alloy with a substantial D loop, sized for hook-type sling attachments, and it is built to take pulling force from any direction rather than just straight back.
The low profile is the other half of the design — it does not stand off the receiver far enough to catch on gear.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Rugged steel alloy |
| Tested load | Up to 300kg |
| Loop | Substantial D loop for hook-type sling attachments |
| Button | Recessed, prevents accidental activation |
| Profile | Low profile |
| Direction | Withstands pulling force in all directions |
Good to know before you buy
The recessed button is the reason to pick this over a cheaper swivel. An accidental release drops the rifle.
It takes hook-type sling attachments on the D loop rather than a sewn loop.
Frequently asked questions
How strong is it?
PTS state it has been tested to loads of up to 300kg.
Why is the button recessed?
So it cannot be pressed accidentally by gear or cover, which would release the sling.
What slings does it suit?
Hook-type attachments onto the D loop.
What is it made of?
Steel alloy rather than aluminium, which is where the strength comes from.