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Warne Maxima 2-Piece Steel Weaver Scope Base Knight Disc/Revolution, Remington 541-T, 541S Matte Black

Name: Warne Maxima 2-Piece Steel Weaver Scope Base Knight Disc/Revolution, Remington 541-T, 541S Matte Black
Brand: Maxima Racing Oils
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$26.59

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Brand: Warne
Color: Matte Black
Category: Accessories
Mount Type: Weaver
Accessory Type: Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC: 656813100125
MPN: M826826M

Overview

Warne Maxima 2-piece steel scope bases are designed for Weaver-style mounting systems. Machined from solid steel with a matte black finish, these bases feature a low-profile design that allows the shooter to utilize iron sights when a scope is removed. Each base includes a full-width recoil slot to maximize bearing surface for rings. High-tensile Torx screws are included for installation. This model is compatible with Knight Disc/Revolution and Remington 541-T and 541S firearms.

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