GG&G Qd Rear Sling Atch Moss 590

The GG&G Quick-Detach Rear Sling Attachment for Mossberg 590 delivers a purpose-built sling mounting solution for operators who reject HK-style quick clips or mash hooks but demand the tactical flexibility of quick-detach capability. Designed specifically for the Mossberg 590 shotgun platform, this rear attachment enables rapid sling transition without compromising handling or shot placement. Installation is straightforward, and the limited sling swivel rotation prevents unwanted movement during tactical transitions or dynamic shooting.

The attachment integrates directly with your 590 receiver without modification to the shotgun's primary controls or ergonomics. Its compact profile (3 x 0.5 x 4.5 inches) and minimal weight (0.13 lbs) ensure it adds negligible mass while maintaining the shotgun's balance characteristics during extended carry or room clearance operations. The quick-detach mechanism allows shooters to deploy, secure, or remove slings in seconds—critical when transitioning between two-handed manipulation and support weapon carry during dynamic scenarios. The moss finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for varied environmental conditions.

This attachment addresses a specific gap in the market: tactical shotgun users who operate with quality slings but require alternatives to traditional mounting hardware. Law enforcement tactical teams, home defense-focused operators, and competitive shotgun shooters benefit from the reliability and speed this rear sling attachment provides. The GG&G design philosophy centers on solving real operational problems without introducing complexity or failure points into the weapon system.

GG&G, Inc. specializes in platform-specific tactical accessories engineered for precision and reliability. The Mossberg 590 remains one of the most deployed shotgun platforms in law enforcement and civilian defensive applications, and quality aftermarket components that enhance capability without sacrificing reliability are essential for 590 operators committed to weapon mastery.