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Warne Maxima Weaver Style Scope Base For Ruger American Rimfire/Marlin XT-22/XT-17 Pattern Steel Two Piece Matte Black M825/825

$31.99
Brand
Warne
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Weaver
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
656813105144
MPN
M825825M

Overview

The Warne Maxima 2-Piece scope base (M825/825M) is a steel mounting system designed for the Ruger American Rimfire, Marlin XT-22, and Marlin XT-17 rifles. These bases utilize a low-profile Weaver-style design that keeps the point of aim close to the bore, allowing for the use of iron sights when optics are removed. Machined from solid steel with a matte black finish, these bases provide exceptional rigidity and resist recoil stress. Each base features full-width, full-depth recoil slots to provide maximum bearing surface for recoil key engagement. The kit includes high-tensile Torx-style T-15 socket cap screws for secure installation. The bases are designed to maintain repeatable zero retention across training and hunting applications.

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