As rifle and optics technology advances, the bond between them must advance as well. To get peak performance out of your rifle and scope, don’t let your mounts be the weak link.

Warne Scope Mounts is proud to introduce our most advanced and high performance lightweight precision mounting system yet, Warne Mountain Tech™.

Modern precision rifles are capable of incredible feats of shooting accuracy, and long range shooters demand the best; Mountain Tech rings are a horizontally split design that are expertly CNC machined from 7075 T6 aluminum billet. Designed for the Aerospace industry, 7075 aluminum has a strength that equals its steel counterpart. Hunters can rely on the rock solid strength and vast weight reduction aluminum provides. Mountain Tech rings also feature stainless steel hardware to ensure that no matter what conditions Mother Nature dishes out, corrosion is not an issue.

Mountain Tech rails are available in a 0-MOA for hunters and recreational shooters and a 20-MOA version for long range applications, both will benefit from multiple ring positions for perfect alignment and eye relief. Our new Mountain Tech rails also feature black zinc coated self-centering hardware that eliminates potential base movement under hard use.

All Mountain Tech rings and bases are machined to NATO STANAG* specifications to ensure the tightest tolerances, best fitment and Return to Zero performance possible. Available in 1″, 30mm, 34mm tube sizes, and four height options, Mountain Tech are the ultimate in lightweight precision scope mounts.
*Compatible with Weaver style and Picatinny.

About Warne Scope Mounts:

Celebrating their 25th Anniversary in 2016, Warne Scope Mounts has been supplying world class Made in the USA optic mounts to the shooting industry since 1991. A leading innovator and manufacturer of scope mounting systems, WARNE is positioned to supply its branded products worldwide through distribution and dealerships, as well as servicing the industry as a major OEM supplier. Isn’t it time you “SET YOUR SIGHTS ON WARNE?

For more information visit www.warnescopemounts.com

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