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DNZ Game Reaper, 1 in Medium Mount, Black, Fits Remington 700 Tactical Short Action, Right Hand 20700T

$87.95
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Brand
DNZ Products
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
879956005649
MPN
20700T

Overview

The DNZ Game Reaper is a solid one-piece scope mount custom-machined from a solid block of top-grade billet aluminum in a black finish. Designed to fit short-action Remington 700, 721, 722, and Bergara B14 rifles, this system combines rings and bases into a single unit to eliminate moving parts between the firearm and scope. It features a 1-inch tactical tube diameter with four screws per ring, a medium height placing the centerline of the scope tube 1.11 inches above the receiver, and provides maximum shock absorption while withstanding temperature extremes better than steel mounts.

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