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Ergo Grip
The Ergo 4970 Double Sling Plate gives your AR-15 a straightforward, no-frills way to attach a tactical sling where it belongs—at the rear of the receiver. This ambidextrous endplate works from either side, so whether you're a left-handed shooter, prefer your sling on the right, or want the flexibility to swap it around, you've got options. It's the kind of practical upgrade that makes sense for hunting rifles, duty builds, and range guns alike: solid steel construction, minimal footprint, and exactly the attachment point your gun probably needs.
If you're building an AR or upgrading an existing one, this plate replaces your standard endplate and integrates seamlessly with the receiver. The design is straightforward—no springs, no levers, just a dual-mount setup that lets you run your sling however works best for your mission. For shooters who value simplicity and reliability over bells and whistles, the Ergo 4970 delivers.
The steel construction means it'll handle field use and regular shooting without complaint. No proprietary parts, no unusual fitment headaches—it's a direct, purpose-built sling mount for AR-pattern rifles.
| Brand | Ergo Grip |
| Model | 4970 |
| Platform | AR-15 |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Black |
| Type | Ambidextrous Sling Endplate Mount |
Yes. The Ergo 4970 is designed as an endplate replacement for standard AR-15 receivers and works across AR-pattern rifles.
Correct. The ambidextrous design lets you mount your sling attachment point on the left or right side of the receiver, or use both mounting points depending on your sling system.
Yes. The 4970 is compatible with Ergo shotgun adapters #4453 and #4454, which allows for dual-use configurations if you're looking to standardize equipment across platforms.
The listing confirms the endplate itself; for a complete parts list and hardware, consult the product documentation or reach out to us directly.
Ergo Grip
The Ergo 4970 Double Sling Plate gives your AR-15 a straightforward, no-frills way to attach a tactical sling where it belongs—at the rear of the receiver. This ambidextrous endplate works from either side, so whether you're a left-handed shooter, prefer your sling on the right, or want the flexibility to swap it around, you've got options. It's the kind of practical upgrade that makes sense for hunting rifles, duty builds, and range guns alike: solid steel construction, minimal footprint, and exactly the attachment point your gun probably needs.
If you're building an AR or upgrading an existing one, this plate replaces your standard endplate and integrates seamlessly with the receiver. The design is straightforward—no springs, no levers, just a dual-mount setup that lets you run your sling however works best for your mission. For shooters who value simplicity and reliability over bells and whistles, the Ergo 4970 delivers.
The steel construction means it'll handle field use and regular shooting without complaint. No proprietary parts, no unusual fitment headaches—it's a direct, purpose-built sling mount for AR-pattern rifles.
| Brand | Ergo Grip |
| Model | 4970 |
| Platform | AR-15 |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Black |
| Type | Ambidextrous Sling Endplate Mount |
Yes. The Ergo 4970 is designed as an endplate replacement for standard AR-15 receivers and works across AR-pattern rifles.
Correct. The ambidextrous design lets you mount your sling attachment point on the left or right side of the receiver, or use both mounting points depending on your sling system.
Yes. The 4970 is compatible with Ergo shotgun adapters #4453 and #4454, which allows for dual-use configurations if you're looking to standardize equipment across platforms.
The listing confirms the endplate itself; for a complete parts list and hardware, consult the product documentation or reach out to us directly.
