Introducing Seekins Precision scope rings, the pinnacle of precision for mounting optics to high-performance rifles. Crafted from 7075-T6 aluminum in meticulously serialized pairs, these rings set the industry standard with their unmatched precision and durability. Each ring is meticulously machined to eliminate the need for lapping or alterations, ensuring a perfect fit for your scope. With a generous width of 0.8 inches and a four-screw cap design, Seekins scope rings provide superior clamping surface area compared to competitors. Their smooth edges and radiused contours make them snag-free, ideal for quick deployment from drag bags or scabbards. For weight-conscious users, ring sets measuring 1.26 inches and taller feature strategically placed weight reduction machining without sacrificing strength. All rings are finished with a Type III hard coat anodized matte black finish, ensuring durability and eliminating glare. built to 1913 picatinny specifications, Seekins Precision scope rings include an integral, flat recoil lug machined directly into the bottom. This design surpasses traditional cross-bolt lug systems, providing a precise fit into picatinny slots with minimal clearance. Secured with Grade 8 T-25 Torx fasteners, these rings offer maximum torque and strength, ensuring reliable performance under all conditions.

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