QRW 2F’C BASE #49838 WIN 70

• Model #49956 – Standard Rings 30mm Medium with a Matte finish
• Designed to match up with Leupold STD 1-piece or 2-piece bases
• 5 ring heights available
• Forged and machined steel construction

The Leupold Quick Release 34mm Mounting System is a high-quality platform that secures your scope with precision. Leupold machined these Riflescope Mounts & Bases from steel to create a remarkably rugged mount that has tighter tolerances than the competition. These Leupold Quick Release 34mm Mounting Rings stand out from the rest because you can quickly remove and attach them without losing zero, delivering repeatable accuracy at the range, on the hunting grounds or in the field. Grab the Leupold QR 34mm Mounting System to ensure your optic is properly mounted and can be easily removed or equipped n a pinch.

For rock-steady viewing from your vehicle, use the window mount with nearly any spotting scope.

– 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

Give proper support for your optic with the Leupold RM CZ 527 Ringmounts. This pair of rings is made from steel for strength and durability and will hold a 30mm scope on 11mm, 13mm, and 3/8″ Dovetail rails. They provide a non-tap mounting method and clamp securely with the locking screw.

• For RM 527
• Accept 30mm Maintubes
• High: 1.1″ / 2.79 cm
• Non-Tap Mounting Method
• 11mm, 13mm, & 3/8″ Dovetail Rails
• Steel Construction
• Made in the USA

• 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