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Area 419 419-TSM-3439 One-Piece Tactical Scope Mount Black Aluminum 34mm Tube High Rings 0 MOA

$290.59
Brand
Area 419
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
810080182356
MPN
419TSM3439

Overview

The Area 419 Tactical Scope Mount is a one-piece precision optic mounting system CNC-milled in the USA from American 7075-T6 aluminum. Designed for 34mm scope tubes with high 39mm ring height and a 0 MOA base, it provides exceptional zero retention and structural integrity for long-range shooting and tactical environments. To ensure maximum grip and concentricity, the scope contact surfaces are left as raw precision-bored aluminum and final-bored as serialized sets in rail fixtures. The mount features separate rail clamping bars and inset clamping feet for secure attachment and maximum picatinny rail utility, steel guide pins between the base and caps for proper alignment, custom nitrided stainless steel hardware, and a small picatinny section on the front cap for mounting accessories.

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