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Magpul MAG516RGR MS1/MS3 Sling Adapter made of Steel with Ranger Green Melonite Finish, Polymer Hardware, Nylon 1.25 in Webbing & Two to One-Point Design for AR-15, M4 & M16

$15.15
Brand
Magpul
Color
Ranger Green
Category
Accessories
Gun Part Type
Sling
Accessory Type
Slings & Attachments
UPC
873750010755
MPN
MAG516RGR

Overview

The Magpul MS1 to MS3 Sling Adapter in Ranger Green allows users to convert an MS1 sling between a two-point and single-point configuration for rapid adaptability. Constructed from reinforced polymer hardware and durable 1-1/4" webbing with a near-infrared (NIR) treatment to reduce IR signature, the adapter features steel Paraclip shackles for quick weapon release. The case-hardened steel Paraclip lever includes a melonite finish for extreme wear and corrosion resistance, alongside a cross-bolt lock bar that lets the user optionally lock the lever closed for added security. It is compatible with a wide range of mounting points, including Magpul ASAP, SGA, RSA, and MSA mounts, as well as standard snap-hook loops and QD swivels.

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