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Would the Aluminum metal DD rear QD swivel Attachment be weaker and wearout faster than a steel in Noveske rear QD Attachment with the weight of a M4A1 hanging from a single point sling?
Believing steel to be more durable than aluminum for a stress application, I opted for the Noveske at about half the price and negligible weight penalty.
I've never heard of the DD endplate failing in any way, however.
I've found Ice Arms QD mount looks just like Noveske QD rear sling mount, but cheaper.
WickedWillis
08-13-13, 11:59
Cheaper or less expensive? I have the Noveske QD and it is Rock-solid.
I've found Ice Arms QD mount looks just like Noveske QD rear sling mount, but cheaper.
Given a choice I prefer the steel mount especially since the QD attachments are made of steel.
Grease Monkey
08-13-13, 13:36
Go with a steel mount. I have used aluminum mounts with a single point and it wears them out fairly quick with the single point in my experience. I use the Noveske mount but the Impact Weapons QD mount looks just as good for cheaper.
ETA=the IWC is rotation limited as where the Noveske is not. Don't know if that matters to you.
Toyoland66
08-13-13, 14:14
Go with a steel mount. I have used aluminum mounts with a single point and it wears them out fairly quick with the single point in my experience. I use the Noveske mount but the Impact Weapons QD mount looks just as good for cheaper.
ETA=the IWC is rotation limited as where the Noveske is not. Don't know if that matters to you.
Rotation limited on an end plate is a non issue, the swivel can only rotate so far before it is stopped by the RE/ castle nut. This is the case at least with the swivels on my VCAS.
I've had no issues with the Noveske QD end plate on either of my rifles running single point slings. Seems to be very solid.
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