Vltor Qd Sling Swivel 1 1/4

The VLTOR Quick-Detach Sling Swivel 1 1/4-inch is a large push-button QD sling swivel engineered for precision rifle and tactical carbine platforms. Built entirely in the United States from stainless steel, this attachment point delivers the corrosion resistance and reliability operators demand in high-round-count training and field deployment. The 1 1/4-inch diameter accommodates heavier rifle configurations while the robust push-button mechanism ensures positive engagement under dynamic weapon handling.

This QD sling swivel is engineered to accept Uncle Mikes-pattern sling attachments, making it compatible with the broader ecosystem of combat slings and retention hardware that dominated professional and enthusiast arsenals for decades. The stainless steel construction resists saltwater corrosion and extended exposure to solvents used in weapon maintenance. Weighing just 0.06 lbs, it adds negligible mass to the rifle system while providing a secure, indexed connection point for tactical slings, patrol slings, and CQB configurations. The compact footprint—1.5 x 0.5 x 1.75 inches—integrates cleanly with most modern fore-end geometries.

Intended for patrol operators, tactical competitors, and long-range shooters who prioritize quick-detach sling versatility, this swivel pairs with VLTOR's Modstock platform as well as aftermarket receiver extensions designed around Uncle Mikes QD specifications. The push-button release allows rapid sling transition between two-point and single-point configurations during dynamic drills or operational transitions. Domestic manufacturing ensures supply chain reliability and consistency for teams requiring certified sourcing documentation.

QD sling swivels remain foundational hardware for rifle configurations where immediate sling management is operationally necessary. The VLTOR variant's stainless construction and proven attachment pattern have established it as a dependable choice across law enforcement training pipelines and private sector tactical programs seeking domestic-sourced components.