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Ferro Concepts D Loop Heavy Duty Push Button QD Swivel 1"

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Management number 236764811 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price US$4.40 Model Number 236764811
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Ferro Concepts D Loop QD Swivel – 1" | Rugged QD Hardware for Slingster™ & More

Lock In with Confidence

The Ferro Concepts D Loop Heavy Duty Push Button QD Swivel is the ideal upgrade for your Slingster™ or any sling using 1" webbing. This QD swivel features a flush-mounted release button, drastically reducing the risk of accidental disconnects under stress or movement.

Built tough and pull-tested to 450 lbs, the D Loop also allows the use of MASH or HK-style CLASH hooks in any push-button base- giving you flexibility without compromising reliability. Finished in a non-reflective manganese phosphate coating, it's ready for low-vis missions and long-term durability.

Why We Love It

This is the kind of small hardware upgrade that makes a big difference- zero rattle, ultra-secure, and combat-proven. Pair it with a Slingster or any duty-grade sling and you’ve got a rock-solid attachment point that won’t quit.

Features

  • Compatible with all 1" webbing slings (ideal for Slingster™)

  • Flush-mounted release button reduces accidental disconnects

  • Supports MASH or HK CLASH hooks in push-button bases

  • Pull-tested to 450 lbs

  • Non-reflective manganese phosphate finish

  • Sold individually

  • Made in the USA / Berry Compliant


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