Hardware · Sling studs + swivels · Black
Sling Studs and Swivels (Black)
The standalone studs + swivels — pair with any existing sling. The small hardware that converts a stud-less stock into a slung rifle.
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Quick take
Standalone sling studs and swivels in black — the hardware kit you buy when you already have a sling but need to add the studs to a stock that doesn't have them. 7 orders. Screws into traditional wood stocks; the swivels then hook into either end of any standard 1″ sling strap.
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Specifications
Key specs
| Components | Sling studs (screw into stock) + quick-detach swivels (clip into stud, accept sling strap) |
| Material | Steel (per partner photo) |
| Finish | Black |
| Sling strap width | Standard 1″ — fits any 1″ rifle sling |
| Stock compatibility | Any wood or polymer stock that accepts wood-screw studs (most traditional PCP and rimfire stocks) |
| Install | Drill pilot hole, screw stud in, clip swivel on. ~10 minutes per end. |
| Pack contents | Stud pair + swivel pair (front + rear) |
| Use case | Adding sling-mount points to a stock that didn't ship with them, OR replacing damaged factory studs/swivels |
| Buyer rating | 7 orders at partner |
The Hunt & Live take
Why this hardware earns the pick
The stud + swivel pair is the universal hardware that lets you put a sling on any wood-stocked rifle. Traditional rifle stocks ship with sling studs threaded into the forend and the buttstock — the small protrusions that the swivel clip locks into. Many entry-tier and budget PCPs skip the studs to save manufacturing cost, leaving the stock smooth.
This is the hardware to add them. The studs screw into the stock (you drill a pilot hole, thread the stud, tighten). The swivels then clip onto the studs and accept any standard 1″ sling strap.
Black finish is the universal choice — matches most stocks regardless of color. The partner’s catalog also includes the camo sling with optional studs at checkout — that listing is for shooters buying the sling and studs together. This standalone listing is for shooters who already have a sling and just need the hardware.
What it pairs with
- Any existing 1″ rifle sling
- Beeman Chief II if missing studs
- Beeman QB79 — if your variant ships without studs
- Any wood-stocked PCP that the manufacturer left stud-less
Honest trade-offs
Drilling pilot holes into a stock is permanent. Once you’ve drilled, the stud holes are there. Measure twice, drill once, and check that you’re hitting solid wood (not a hollow chamber).
Doesn’t fit Picatinny-chassis rifles. Modern chassis PCPs use QD sling attachment slots on the rails, not studs. For chassis rifles, look at QD sling adapters (not in the partner’s catalog).
7 verified orders. Small sample. This is a low-stakes hardware item; the studs and swivels are commodity parts that work or don’t.
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