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GG&G, Inc. Front Sling Mount, Fits Mossberg 930 with .925 in Barrel, Ambidextrous Design, Matte Finish, Black GGG-1347

$18.99
Brand
GG&G
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Mount Type
Belt Loop
Gun Part Type
Sling
UPC
813157002090
MPN
GGG1347

Overview

The GG&G Front Sling Mount is a compact, ambidextrous attachment point specifically designed for the Mossberg 930 shotgun. It mounts securely behind the magazine tube end cap and features a ball-bearing detent to assist in preventing the magazine tube from backing off under recoil. This mount is compatible with sling webbing up to 1.25 inches wide. Constructed from tough ASTM A36 / AS-35 Geneva steel, this part is finished in a manganese phosphate matte black coating for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance. All edges have been de-horned and rounded to ensure shooter safety during operation. This part is designed for easy installation and reliable performance.

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