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Area 419 Tactical Standard-Height 1-Piece Scope Mount Diving Board 7075 Aluminum Alloy

$76.68
Brand
Area 419
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
810080182141
MPN
419TSMDB

Overview

The Area 419 Tactical Standard-Height 1-Piece Scope Mount Diving Board is a 10-slot MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail attachment designed to expand the functionality of Area 419 Tactical One-Piece Scope Mounts. It secures firmly to the top of the scope cap via a patent-pending dual taper interface and captive mounting screws. Standing 1.11 inches tall (placing the rail 1.93 inches from the optical center on a 34mm optic), the unit features four 1/4x20 mounting holes, providing a rigid platform for accessories such as red dot sights, levels, dope cards, and laser range finders. It is CNC-machined in the USA from American 7075 aluminum and finished with a black Type III hardcoat anodizing.

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