S&J Hardware Sling Plates
One of the ways to attach a sling plate to your shotgun is to get a sling plate which is installed between extentsion and magazine tube. There are many sling plates available, here is one from S&J Hardware:
S&J Hardware Front Sling Plate, Handstop
S&J Hardware Front Sling Plate, Handstop
This sling plate is good, it enables you to attach sling if you want one.
More information on S&J Hardware website.
Remington 870 3 position front sling plate
Here is another sling plate from S&J Hardware, it is similar to previous one but it enables you to choose one of three positions for your sling:
S&J Hardware, Remington 870 3 position front sling plate (on the left side)
S&J Hardware, Remington 870 3 position front sling plate
S&J Hardware, Remington 870 3 position front sling plate (on the bottom)
S&J Hardware, Remington 870 3 position front sling plate (on the right side)
More information on S&J Hardware Website.
I always recommend S&J Hardware products because they are well made.
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Do these plates have any performance issues with the magazine extensions? Specifically with the thickness of them not allowing the extensions to thread in all the way?
Thank you.
Leaf, I didn’t have any problems with those plate during tests. Also, I know that many other shooters use such plates from GG&G or Scattergun Technologies.
I have the Scattergun vertical sling plate and the thickness does prevent the extension from screwing on all the way, but it still gets about 2 full threads on there. And if you have a barrel clamp for the extension, you’ll be good to go even if it doesn’t thread on all the way because of the sling plate. I can tell you right now that the looks of the S&J sling plate trump that of the Scattergun, I just purchased my Scattergun vertical plate and im debating on swapping it for the S&J plate simply because it looks cleaner. But S&J also has the Delrin follower…personally I think they just make everything better than Wilson does lol.