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Damage Industries QD Sling Mount Review

Knowing exactly what accessory I needed for my AR-15, but then not being able to find it anywhere, was one of the most frustrating situations I have faced during my building process. In fact, I was starting to think that no one actually made what I wanted. It wasn’t until I dove deep into some forum searches that I found exactly what I was looking for from Damage Industries.

Damage Industries QD Small D-ring Sling Swivel - thearmsguide.com
The Damage Industries QD Small D-ring Sling Swivel

On my AR-15, I utilize a Magpul ASAP sling mount and a Magpul MS3 sling. This makes for a nice single point sling option, but I wanted a QD (quick detach) option to turn my MS3 into a two point sling. Doing this would be as easy as disconnecting the connected end of the MS3 sling and then reattaching it to a sling mount somewhere else on my rifle.

Because I built my AR-15 with a Wilson Combat TRIM Rail, I had two QD attach points built right into my rail for me to use. I wanted to use this option rather than installing something additional onto my rails. I also wanted the sling swivel to be round to allow the MS3 clip to swing as freely as possible, and give me good range of motion. I wrongly assumed that it would be easy to find a “roundish” QD sling swivel.

After quite an extensive search on the Internet using all my geek, and nerd tricks and powers, I was not able to find this type of QD sling swivel until I started searching forums on AR15.com. It was then that I discovered that Damage Industries makes the exact accessory that I had been looking for. They call it their “QD Small D-Ring”

Damage Industries Small D-Ring Sling Mount - thearmsguide.com
The Damage Ind. Small D-Ring sling mount works great with my Wilson Combat TRIM Rail.

Upon delivery and installation of this quick detach d-ring on my AR-15, I was pleased with the way it spun and turned freely. I was able to manipulate it 360°, and my MS3 sling clip fit perfectly when I attached it. The size of the d-ring was large enough to allow free range of movement, but small enough to be unobtrusive. And when I tested its security by jumping up and down and pulling on it with some force, I discovered no other issues.

All in all, I am happy that I found this accessory and it appears that my many hours of digging through the Internet was worthwhile: the Damage Industries QD Sling Mount was exactly what my rifle needed.

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Nate Schultz Nate Schultz is employed within the field of Law Enforcement, is an avid shooter, firearms enthusiast and hobbiest gunsmith. When he is not writing for The Arms Guide, he is producing content for his YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/nsz85

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