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    Velcro Strap Front Sling Mount?

    I'm looking for a way to attach a sling to a standard M4 handguard just ahead of the barrel nut. I recognize that I could make an attachment loop using paracord, but I'm intrigued by the Velcro straps with D rings I've seen on some Israeli and police carbines. Some searches online turned up two companies making them: IWEAPONS and Zahal.

    I would like to know if this type of attachment point works well, and if there are any others companies that make them. Any information you can provide would be appreciated. Thanks.
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    The Israeli sling mounts I saw were not velcro. They were sewn in. Velcro attachment for your belt may be OK I don't know but on a rifle sling it sounds totally unreliable to me. I have had enough trouble with sling attachments already.

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    Not Velcro but a possible solution

    https://www.impactweaponscomponents....-mount-n-slot/


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    I use several of the Zahal style velcro sling attachments. Never had one work loose, rotate or fail. It is best to thread the running end through the buckle as well as use the velcro.

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    Eagle Industries 3 point slings for A1/A2 used velcro closed collars front and rear.

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