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EGW Winchester 1300/SXP/FN SLP Picatinny Scope Rail Mount 0 MOA Built In Ambidextrous 6061-T6 Extruded Aluminum Matte Black Finish

Name: EGW Winchester 1300/SXP/FN SLP Picatinny Scope Rail Mount 0 MOA Built In Ambidextrous 6061-T6 Extruded Aluminum Matte Black Finish
Brand: EGW
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Brand: EGW
Color: Black
Category: Gun Parts
Mount Type: Picatinny Rail
Gun Part Type: Optic
UPC: 841370105939
MPN: EGW42500

Overview

The EGW Picatinny Scope Rail is a one-piece mounting base designed for Winchester 1300 and SXP shotguns, as well as FN SLP models. Precision-machined from domestic 6061-T6 extruded aluminum, this rail features a durable matte black hard coat anodized finish. Providing 0 MOA of elevation, the ambidextrous rail is compatible with both MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny and Weaver style scope rings. It includes socket head Torx mounting screws for a secure installation.

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