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Leupold BackCountry 1-Piece Cross-Slot Scope Base 20 MOA Ruger American Short Action 7075-T6 Aluminum Hard Coat Anodized Matte Black

$36.28
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Brand
Leupold
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Mount
UPC
30317012090
MPN
171359

Overview

The Leupold BackCountry 1-Piece Cross-Slot Scope Base is engineered for the Ruger American Short Action rifle. It is machined from lightweight, high-strength 7075-T6 aluminum and finished with a hard-coat anodized matte black finish for ruggedness. Featuring a 20 MOA slope to facilitate long-range shooting, this base is compatible with both Picatinny- and Weaver-style rings. It measures 5.90 inches in length, weighs approximately 1.75 ounces, and includes the necessary mounting hardware for installation.

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