Weaver - Six-Hole Skeleton Rings 1 Inch XX-High Matte
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Description
Description
The Weaver Six-Hole Skeleton Riflescope Rings are meticulously crafted for shooters seeking a balance of strength, durability, and tactical aesthetics. These rings are designed to secure your scope firmly while minimizing weight, making them perfect for demanding shooting applications. Constructed from 6061 T6 aluminum and finished with a Type III hard-coat anodizing, they offer exceptional durability and corrosion resistance.
With a skeletonized design, these rings reduce weight without compromising structural integrity, providing a sleek tactical style. The inclusion of no-strip Torx screws ensures maximum lockdown power, keeping your optic steady. Proudly made in the USA, these rings embody exceptional quality and reliability.
Key Features
- Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
- Height: 1" XX-High Matte
- Lightweight Strength: Skeletonized design reduces weight without compromising structural integrity
- Premium Construction: Type III hard-coat anodizing for maximum durability
- Secure Mounting: Equipped with no-strip Torx screws for maximum lockdown power
- Legendary Cross-Lock Design: Provides a rock-solid hold for consistent accuracy
- Made in the USA: Manufactured to the highest standards
Specifications
- Weaver Recommended Torque Specs: Cap Screws: 15-20 in lbs, Crossbolt: 35-40 in lbs
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