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Leupold 2-Piece Extension Ringmounts – Ruger M77 30mm Super High Matte Black

$99.99
Brand
Leupold
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
30317523053
MPN
52305

Overview

The Leupold 2-Piece Extension Ringmounts are designed specifically for rifles with integral mounting systems, such as the Ruger M77, Ruger No. 1, and 77/22 models. These mounts are constructed from machined steel for maximum durability and provide the extra height required for proper scope alignment. These rings have a 30mm diameter, a super-high profile, and are finished in matte black.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

Reviews

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16 reviews
Customer Sentiment

Customers generally praise these rings for their solid construction, ease of installation, and effectiveness on specific firearm platforms. However, some users report compatibility issues with certain dovetail sizes and dissatisfaction with recent design changes to the product's aesthetic and clamping mechanism.

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