Impact Weapons Components 45 Offset Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT

The full name of the newest sling mount from Impact Weapons Components is the 45 Offset 1913 Rail QD Rotation Limited Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT. That is a mouthful but when a product looks this good you can get away with a lengthy name like that. I’ll just call it the 45 Offset Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT.

The 45 Offset Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT is notable for a few reasons but one really stands out to me. This is just about as low a profile as I have ever seen on a sling mount. It looks like it is utilizing the same mounting method as the Thorntail Light Mount which means it sits extremely close to the rail – almost as close as a rail cover. The QD sling swivel receptacle sits at a 45 degree angle to the rail allowing it to tuck into the space between the rails. The mount itself has a very low profile but the angled socket allows the QD sling swivel to be very low profile as well.

Check out the 45 Offset Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT on ImpactWeaponsComponents.com. Remember to use the code “triggerjerk” for 5% off at ImpactWeaponsComponents.com.

7 Responses to Impact Weapons Components 45 Offset Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT

  1. Dann in Ohio August 30, 2012 at 21:07 #

    Cool, I’ve been looking for THAT and didn’t know who made one…

    Dann in Ohio

  2. Ian August 31, 2012 at 13:10 #

    Any insight on how this might work on an AK with an Ultimak?

    • Matt August 31, 2012 at 19:35 #

      Ian,

      I am not sure. I know it would work on the forward part of the Ultimak. I suspect that it wouldn’t work on the rearmost part because of the “shoulder” that is on the sides of that part of the rail. I will try to find out for sure.

  3. Earl Pittman August 31, 2012 at 22:27 #

    Matt, We sent you one yesterday to play with. Earl

  4. Ian September 12, 2012 at 04:21 #

    Get a chance to see if it will work on an Ultimak yet?

    • Matt September 14, 2012 at 18:15 #

      Ian,

      It will work on the forward part of the Ultimak but not on the rear part where there is a “shoulder” below the rail.

  5. Ian September 15, 2012 at 14:35 #

    Cool. Thanks for the info, it is much appreciated.

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