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Warne UPC 656813105533 MPN 7673-20MOA

WARNE 20MOA RAIL FOR R700 SHRT ACTN

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Warne Mountain Tech is the ultimate lightweight precision scope mounting system. Precision CNC machined from 7075/T6 aluminum for a high strength & lightweight platform; Mil-Spec hardcoat anodized finish for abrasion and corrosion resistance;black zinc coated hardware for Element Proof protection and self centering tapered T-15 Torx screws. Fits Picatinny & Weaver style mounts and are NATO-STANAG compatible. Fits Remington 700 Short Action.

Specifications

UPC

656813105533

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

7673-20MOA

Action

Bolt Action

Mount Type

To Receiver

Product Type

1 Piece Base

Style

Picatinny/Weaver/STANAG

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All sales are final; we do not offer refunds or exchanges. Items that arrive damaged or defective are covered under the manufacturer's warranty — contact us within 5 days of delivery and we will help coordinate a claim.

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