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EGW One Piece Picatinny Scope Mount Remington 700, 721, 725 Long Action 20 MOA Aluminum Black 40102

Name: EGW One Piece Picatinny Scope Mount Remington 700, 721, 725 Long Action 20 MOA Aluminum Black 40102
Brand: EGW
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Brand: EGW
Color: Matte Black
Category: Gun Parts
Mount Type: Picatinny Rail
Gun Part Type: Mount
UPC: 841370105069
MPN: 40102

Overview

The EGW one-piece Picatinny scope mount is a precision-machined, matte black base designed for Remington 700, 721, and 725 long-action receivers. Featuring a 20 MOA cant, this rail provides additional elevation adjustment for long-range shooting. The mount is constructed from durable 6061-T6 extruded aluminum and includes hex head mounting screws and a wrench for installation. It is compatible with both Picatinny and Weaver-style rings, offering significant flexibility for optic placement.

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