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Leupold BackCountry 1-Piece Cross-Slot Scope Base 20 MOA Tikka T3/T3X Platforms 7075-T6 Aluminum Hard Coat Anodized Matte Black

$33.04
Brand
Leupold
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Weaver
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
30317011864
MPN
171349

Overview

The Leupold BackCountry 1-piece cross-slot scope base is machined from 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, offering a lightweight and rugged mounting platform for Tikka T3 and T3X rifles. Featuring a 20 MOA slope, this base is optimized for long-range shooting applications. The universal cross-slot design accepts both Picatinny and Weaver-style rings, providing versatility in optic placement. The base measures 6.70 inches in length and weighs approximately 2.45 ounces. It is finished in a hard-coat anodized matte black to withstand harsh environmental conditions. The package includes the necessary mounting hardware for installation; scope rings are not included.

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