GrovTec 7/8" Sling Swivel Stud Pack with Nut - Set of 12

GrovTec sling swivel stud packs give you a reliable, American-made solution for mounting slings, bipods, and other field accessories across multiple firearms. This set of 12 studs with nuts provides enough hardware to outfit an entire collection or keep spares on hand for future builds. The 7/8" size is a standard dimension that works with common sling swivel hardware, making these studs a practical addition to any gunsmith's parts bin or shooter's toolkit.

Installation is straightforward: the studs screw directly into tapped holes on your firearm's stock or forend, creating a solid mounting point that won't shift or rattle under field use. Whether you're setting up a hunting rifle with a quality sling, mounting a tactical bipod, or adding attachment points to a precision build, these studs provide the secure platform you need. GrovTec's commitment to domestic manufacturing means you get consistent quality control and a product built to stand up to hard use.

With a dozen studs in one pack, you'll have enough for multiple rifles and still have backups for repair or replacement. The included nuts complete the fastening system, so you won't need to source hardware separately. Buy once and stock up—this is the kind of no-nonsense accessory hardware that every serious shooter should have on hand.

Key Features

• Set of 12 studs with matching nuts
• 7/8" size—standard dimension for common sling and bipod hardware
• Manufactured in the U.S.A.
• Creates secure attachment points for slings, bipods, and tactical accessories

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What accessories can I attach with these sling swivel studs?

These studs are designed to mount standard sling swivels, bipods, and other field gear that use 7/8" attachment hardware. They provide a solid foundation for any accessory that requires a swivel stud mounting point.

Do these studs come with everything I need to install them?

Yes. Each stud comes with a matching nut, so you have a complete fastening system. You'll need a tapped hole in your firearm's stock or forend to install them—the studs screw in just like any other sling stud hardware.

Why buy a 12-pack instead of individual studs?

A set of 12 gives you enough studs to outfit multiple firearms or to keep backups on hand. It's more economical than buying smaller quantities, and you'll always have spares ready for new builds or replacements.