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American Rifle Company M-Brace Picatinny 1" Scope Rings Anodized Black Medium

$199.00
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Brand
American Rifle Company
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
810094450021

Overview

American Rifle Company M-Brace scope rings are designed for 1-inch tube optics and feature a Picatinny rail interface. These medium-height rings are machined to provide a secure grip on the scope without marring the surface, even under heavy recoil. The split-ring design is engineered to assist in maintaining reticle alignment during installation and includes an anti-cant interface for precision setup. These rings are finished in anodized black and are designed to provide excellent return-to-zero performance.

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