ROBUST CONSTRUCTION - The Nightforce Standard Duty Base is meticulously crafted from high-quality aluminum, guaranteeing a robust foundation for your optics setup and years of reliable service; This construction ensures stability and resilience in diverse shooting conditions
VERSATILE RAIL - Engineered to MIL-STD 1913 also known as Picatinny rail specifications, these bases provide a standardized and versatile platform for mounting your scope; This adherence to industry standards ensures compatibility with a wide range of optics and accessories
SECURE MOUNTING - With a focus on ensuring a secure and firm mounting solution, Nightforce has designed these bases to provide confidence in every shot; Whether in the field or on the range, you can trust the Standard Duty Base for a stable and reliable connection between your gun and scope
20 MOA - This mounting base is designed with a 20 MOA taper to provide increased elevation for long-range precision shooting; It is optimal for situations where an extended range of elevation adjustment is necessary; Suited for shooters engaging targets at extended distances
ABSOLUTE COMPATIBILITY - Compatible with Long Action or Short Action configurations guns; For best performance choose the Standard Duty Base that is tailored to accommodate the specific dimensions and requirements of guns with long-action or short-action mechanisms
Description
"NIGHTFORCE STND FOR TIKKA T3 1913 MIL-STD 20 MOA BASE The Nightforce standard duty base is a quality, affordable solution for ensuring that your scope is firmly mounted to your gun. The aluminum base is machined to Mil. Std. 1913 rail specifications and hard anodized. ABOUT NIGHTFORCE Nightforce was born in 1992 with the vision that everything that is built will meet the promise to be rugged, reliable and repeatable. They design and build optics and mounting systems that have been tested in the harshest conditions on earth. There is no such thing as "mass production" at Nightforce. Only a skilled human eye and experienced hands are sensitive enough to perform many of the critical operations involved in assembling a precision optical instrument. "