QR 2PC BASE #50215 SAUER 202

Leupold‘s 1.0″ PRW Mounting Rings will provide solid support for your riflescopes on cross-slot Picatinny and Weaver rails. Made of durable and strong stainless steel with a scratch- and corrosion-resistant matte black finish, each low ring offers a mounting height of 0.75″ .The Leupold PRW scope rings are precision-machined from steel to provide the necessary strength and recoil resistance without adding excess weight to the rifle. Leupold’s steel Because these rings are machined from solid steel, they offer superior integrity and tighter tolerances that are based on the proven cross-slot design. For use with Leupold PRW bases or any other Picatinny-style mount rails.

– Fits: Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifles
– Base Type: Two Piece
– Diameter: 1″
– Size: High
– Height: .90″ from top of base to center scope
– Mounting System: Twist-Lock front base and bolt-fastened rear
– Construction: Machined Steel
– Finish: Matte Black

This 30mm diameter all aluminum scope ring works with Weaver style and Picatinny bases. Four screws per ring hold the top cap securely in place preventing movement of the scope in the rings. The steel cross bolt withstands Magnum Recoil. Wrap-around design manufactured from Aircraft aluminum. Maximum scope retention and twice the clamping area. Exceptional clamping strength.

The Leupold Rifleman Riflescope Rings, .22 Rimfire, 3/8in, Matte Black, 56533 Finish: Matte, Attachment/Mount Type: Picatinny, Ring Height: 0.96 in, Tube Diameter: 1 in, Gun Model: Ruger M77, Ring Quantity: Pair, Ring Type: Vertical Split, Color: Black

• No tap mounting method
• Versatile, available for many different rifles
• 28-36mm Objective Scopes: will almost always use LOW rings
• 40mm Objective Scopes: will almost always have enough clearance with LOW rings, though MEDIUM will give more clearance
• 42-45mm Objective Scopes: will almost always use MEDIUM rings, though some 45mm scopes may require HIGH
• 50mm Objective Scopes: will almost always use HIGH rings
• Some scopes with extremely heavy barrels, or barrels with thicker shank portions or heavier contours require rings a step higher than normal