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Leupold 1-Piece Backcountry 20 MOA Elevated Cross-Slot Scope Base Remington 783 Long Action Matte Black

Name: Leupold 1-Piece Backcountry 20 MOA Elevated Cross-Slot Scope Base Remington 783 Long Action Matte Black
Brand: Leupold
Availability: InStock

$31.86

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Brand: Leupold
Color: Matte Black
Category: Accessories
Mount Type: Picatinny Rail
Accessory Type: Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC: 30317020736
MPN: 175974

Overview

The Leupold 1-Piece Backcountry Cross-Slot Scope Base is precision-machined from 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum to provide a lightweight, rugged mounting platform. Featuring a 20 MOA elevation, it is specifically designed for the Remington 783 Long Action. The universal cross-slot design is compatible with both Picatinny and Weaver-style rings, and the base includes the necessary mounting hardware.

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