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Grovtec
Installing sling swivel studs on your rifle or shotgun doesn't have to be complicated, and the Grovtec GTHM60 1/2" wood screw swivel studs make it straightforward. This 12-pack of black studs gives you the foundation for attaching slings, bipods, and other tactical accessories to wooden furniture on your firearms. Since these are wood-screw studs rather than barrel-band mounts, they're ideal for rifles and shotguns with wooden stocks and foregrips where you need a reliable, low-cost mounting point.
Grovtec has built a reputation manufacturing durable, no-nonsense firearm hardware in the U.S., and these studs reflect that commitment to practical quality. The 1/2" dimension fits standard swivel hardware, so you can pair them with any compatible sling hardware or accessory that uses a standard loop connection. A 12-pack means you'll have spares on hand—useful if you're setting up multiple firearms or want backups for field repairs.
Installation is straightforward: pre-drill your mounting holes to avoid splitting wood, then drive the studs home. They're designed to sit flush and provide a solid anchor point for equipment you actually use in the field. No fancy coatings, no complexity—just functional black hardware that works.
| Brand | Grovtec US Inc |
| Model | GTHM60 |
| Stud Size | 1/2" |
| Quantity | 12 studs per pack |
| Finish | Black |
| Type | Wood-screw studs |
| Country of Origin | USA |
These wood-screw studs are designed for rifles and shotguns with wooden stocks and foregrips. They mount directly into the wood via the screw base. If your firearm has a synthetic stock or metal receiver, you may need a different mounting solution.
The 1/2" size fits standard swivel loops and sling hardware that accept a half-inch connection point. Verify your sling's loop size before ordering to ensure compatibility.
Each pack contains 12 studs, giving you enough for multiple firearms or backup studs for field repairs and replacements.
No—you'll need a drill to pre-drill the mounting holes (to prevent wood splitting) and a screwdriver to drive the studs home. Pre-drilling is strongly recommended for wooden furniture.
Grovtec
Installing sling swivel studs on your rifle or shotgun doesn't have to be complicated, and the Grovtec GTHM60 1/2" wood screw swivel studs make it straightforward. This 12-pack of black studs gives you the foundation for attaching slings, bipods, and other tactical accessories to wooden furniture on your firearms. Since these are wood-screw studs rather than barrel-band mounts, they're ideal for rifles and shotguns with wooden stocks and foregrips where you need a reliable, low-cost mounting point.
Grovtec has built a reputation manufacturing durable, no-nonsense firearm hardware in the U.S., and these studs reflect that commitment to practical quality. The 1/2" dimension fits standard swivel hardware, so you can pair them with any compatible sling hardware or accessory that uses a standard loop connection. A 12-pack means you'll have spares on hand—useful if you're setting up multiple firearms or want backups for field repairs.
Installation is straightforward: pre-drill your mounting holes to avoid splitting wood, then drive the studs home. They're designed to sit flush and provide a solid anchor point for equipment you actually use in the field. No fancy coatings, no complexity—just functional black hardware that works.
| Brand | Grovtec US Inc |
| Model | GTHM60 |
| Stud Size | 1/2" |
| Quantity | 12 studs per pack |
| Finish | Black |
| Type | Wood-screw studs |
| Country of Origin | USA |
These wood-screw studs are designed for rifles and shotguns with wooden stocks and foregrips. They mount directly into the wood via the screw base. If your firearm has a synthetic stock or metal receiver, you may need a different mounting solution.
The 1/2" size fits standard swivel loops and sling hardware that accept a half-inch connection point. Verify your sling's loop size before ordering to ensure compatibility.
Each pack contains 12 studs, giving you enough for multiple firearms or backup studs for field repairs and replacements.
No—you'll need a drill to pre-drill the mounting holes (to prevent wood splitting) and a screwdriver to drive the studs home. Pre-drilling is strongly recommended for wooden furniture.
