GG&G Front Sling Mount Adapter 12 Gauge Steel Matte

The GG&G 12 gauge steel front sling mount adapter gives shotgun operators a clean, practical way to attach a sling without the fumble and tangles that come with poor placement. Built from precision-machined steel and finished in matte for durability, this adapter repositions your sling attachment point forward—letting you shoulder your gun smoothly and keep your hands on the action when it counts.

GG&G designed this mount for shooters who run Remington 870, 1100, and 11-87 shotguns and want the flexibility of single-point or two-point sling setups. The slot accepts slings up to 1¼" wide, and the straightforward installation sits directly behind the receiver, ahead of the buttstock. Whether you're running a tactical two-point rig or a nimble single-point for dynamic shotgun work, this adapter plays well with both approaches.

Models vary by your setup: the right-hand version positions your sling on the left side of the stock, the ambidextrous version accepts HK-style clasps and clip-on fasteners for quick-detach versatility, and the front mount variant places attachment on the right side. Choose the configuration that fits your gun and your carry style.

Key Features

• Precision-machined steel construction for strength and reliability
• Matte finish resists corrosion and glare
• Accommodates slings up to 1¼" wide
• Supports single-point or two-point sling configurations
• Direct installation behind receiver, forward of buttstock
• Compatible with Remington 870, 1100, and 11-87 shotguns
• Ambidextrous model accepts HK-style clasps and clip-on fasteners

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my Remington 870, 1100, or 11-87?

Yes. GG&G engineered this mount specifically for those three Remington shotgun platforms. Make sure you select the model variant—right-hand, ambidextrous, or front mount—that matches your carry preference and sling setup.

Can I use both single-point and two-point slings with this adapter?

Absolutely. The adapter works as a standalone single-point mount, or you can pair it with a dedicated front sling mount for a true two-point rig. That flexibility lets you switch your configuration without swapping hardware.

What size sling does this accept?

The loop accommodates slings up to 1¼" wide, which covers most tactical and hunting sling widths on the market.

What's the difference between the right-hand, ambidextrous, and front mount versions?

The right-hand model places your sling on the left side of the stock. The ambidextrous version accepts HK-style clasps and clip-on sling fasteners for more attachment options. The front mount positions the sling on the right side. Choose based on your gun setup and sling system.