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Magpul Industries UPC 873750005249 MPN MAG502-BLK

MAGPUL RSA RAIL SLING ATTACHMENT

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The RSA provides a low profile forward sling attachment point for the Magpul MS2 or MS3 and other clip-in systems. Made from nitrocarburized steel for wear and corrosion resistance, the RSA attaches to any 1913 Picatinny rail and has been proven to withstand stress tests of over 300 pounds while only weighing a mere 1.3 ounces. Made in U.S.A.

Specifications

UPC

873750005249
Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

MAG502-BLK
Action

Steel
Model

RSA- Rail Sling Attachment
Product Type

Sling Mount

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All sales are final; we do not offer refunds or exchanges. Items that arrive damaged or defective are covered under the manufacturer's warranty — contact us within 5 days of delivery and we will help coordinate a claim.

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