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Daniel Defense Rear Receiver QD Attachment Point W/Swivel 03-018-30026, Fits AR Rifles, Black Finish 03-018-30026

$59.99
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Brand
Daniel Defense
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Sling
UPC
815604016810

Overview

The Daniel Defense Rear Receiver QD Attachment Point provides an ambidextrous attachment point for push-button sling swivels on AR-pattern carbines with a collapsible-stock receiver extension. Constructed from steel and finished with a heavy phosphate coating, this mounting point mounts directly behind the receiver. It features a rotation-limited design using the buffer tube to help prevent sling tangles during tactical operations.

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