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Warne Scope Mounts Mountain Tech Winchester 70 WSM Short Action 7075 T6 Aluminum 1-Piece Scope Mount Rail, Hardcoat Anodized Black - 7677M

$67.99
Brand
Warne
Color
Matte Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Gun Part Type
Optic
Accessory Type
Mounts, Rings & Bases
UPC
656813105625
MPN
7677M

Overview

The Warne Mountain Tech scope mount rail is a precision-engineered, 1-piece Picatinny platform designed specifically for the Winchester 70 WSM Short Action. Machined from 7075/T6 aerospace-grade aluminum, it features a matte black, Mil-Spec hardcoat anodized finish for superior abrasion and corrosion resistance. The rail is lightweight and robust, utilizing self-centering, tapered T-15 Torx screws and black zinc-coated hardware for reliable, element-proof protection. This rail provides a stable, consistent mounting surface that maximizes accuracy and allows for adjustable eye relief. It is compatible with Picatinny, Weaver, and NATO-STANAG rings. The mount attaches to the receiver using 6-48 tapered screws and features a 5.23-inch outside hole spacing.

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