AR-15 - Z-360 Gen2 Sling Mount by Tactical Link

Published on November 24, 2013
Duration: 6:19

This guide details the straightforward installation of the Tactical Link Z360 Gen 2 sling mount for AR-15 platforms. The process requires minimal tools and avoids the need to remove a staked castle nut or end plate, making it an accessible upgrade. The mount offers a secure, non-rotating QD attachment point with a low profile and smooth operation.

Quick Summary

The Tactical Link Z360 Gen 2 sling mount installs easily on AR-15s by sliding over the buffer tube and snapping onto the end plate, requiring no removal of the staked castle nut. It provides a secure, non-rotating QD attachment point with a low profile and smooth operation, often outperforming other QD swivels.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction: Z360 Gen 2 Sling Mount
  2. 00:59Installation Process
  3. 02:55Features and Benefits
  4. 03:30Security and Rotation Prevention
  5. 04:30Angled QD Point Advantage
  6. 05:14Smooth Operation and Material
  7. 05:39Q&A and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you install the Tactical Link Z360 Gen 2 sling mount?

Installation is straightforward: remove the butt stock, slide the top half of the mount over the buffer tube, snap the bottom half onto the end plate, and secure with the two provided screws torqued to 22 in-lbs. No removal of the castle nut or end plate is required.

What are the benefits of the Z360 Gen 2 sling mount?

The Z360 Gen 2 offers easy installation without disturbing staked components, a secure QD attachment point, a low profile with no sharp edges, and smooth swivel action, often surpassing other QD mounts in smoothness.

Does the Z360 Gen 2 sling mount prevent rotation?

Yes, the mount is designed to be very secure and prevent rotation. The upper half's tabs engage the castle nut area, and the lower half's oval feature fits into the end plate, ensuring it stays locked in place.

Is the Z360 Gen 2 sling mount compatible with all AR-15 stocks?

The mount is compatible with most AR-15 stocks, as it attaches to the receiver extension and end plate. The reviewer notes it works with their stock extended fully or to the second-closest notch, even with a sling attached.

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