Swivel Stud Help

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Trying to finish up this old Remington 721 for my son and at some point someone drilled out the front swivel stud. I’ll attach some pictures but does anyone have a good resource for what I’d need to make this work?

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crich

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If you want to keep a swivel stud one way to do it would be to glue a plug from a dowel in that hole and re-drill a pilot hole for a new swivel stud. Youd have to finish the new wood but thats your best bet. You can either buy the proper size dowel in the matching hardwood online or get a kit for your drill and make your own. Or seal the hole and instal a rail over top of it.

Or maybe you can find an oversized stud?
 
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Depending on what you’re going for with this rifle, you might bore out the hole and epoxy in a flush cup for quick disconnect sling or bipod. Or for a more traditional fit you could fill in the hole with an appropriate dowel as previously suggested.
 
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I’d epoxy a flush cup in it and then if you still wanted a sling stud you could buy an adapter.



 

thinhorn_AK

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I’d epoxy a flush cup in it and then if you still wanted a sling stud you could buy an adapter.



That’s what I was going to say. I’ve gotten sling attachments meant for flush cups off eBay for fairly cheap. I use them on rifles that have a pic rail for the bipod and have a built in flush cup/quick detach point. It works really well.
 
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