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Ruger RUG90283 High Scope Ring with Stainless Finish, 1-Inch Diameter, Fits 52mm Objective

$25.17
Brand
Ruger
Color
Silver
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
736676902835
MPN
90283

Overview

The Ruger High Scope Ring is a genuine factory steel mounting solution engineered for precision rifle setups, specifically designed to fit the Ruger M77 and M77 Hawkeye/African platforms with 1-inch scope tube diameters and objective lens sizes up to 52mm. Finished in a durable silver stainless steel, this high-profile ring resists corrosion and maintains dimensional consistency across varying environmental conditions. Its proprietary ring geometry ensures an even distribution of clamping force across the scope tube to minimize stress and prevent deformation, providing secure, reliable accuracy and stability for your optics.

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