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DNZ 1-Piece Freedom Reaper Picatinny Ring Rail Accessory Ring – 1″ Black

$35.42
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Brand
DNZ Products
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
879956006110

Overview

The DNZ Freedom Reaper Picatinny Ring Rail Mount is a high-quality, one-piece accessory designed for a secure, stable optic platform. Its precision construction is built to withstand heavy use and recoil, which helps reduce the time needed for sight adjustments. Featuring a durable black finish, this mount is compatible with both left-handed and right-handed firearms and is designed to fit onto existing Picatinny rails for easy installation without significant modifications. It utilizes 1-inch rings, providing versatility for various tactical optic setups.

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