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stacking swivel
whats a stacking swivel for?
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05-23-2012 10:23 PM
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Its for stacking multiple rifles together by hooking stacking swivels together I think.
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You are correct. Piling swivels are for "piling rifles". If you search around here, you'll see demonstrations of it.
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Early M1 rifle stacking swivel
The early M1 rifle stacking swivel also had the drawing number which was deleted soon
after production started. The stacking swivel was not used on the M14
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Way back in the day, I found a numbered swivel at a show and figured they must be common. When Burt K needed one, I gave it to him... and searched for 20 years for another 
Real men measure once and cut.
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I have seen stacking swivels sell from $250 to $600 (with drawing number) surprised the fakers have moved on this ?
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Last edited by Mark in Rochester; 05-24-2012 at 12:38 PM.
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Sloppy
And terribly sloppy... you don't hang gear on rifle stacks!
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