Warne engineers have devised a clever way to fit popular red-dot optics atop scatterguns without drilled-and-tapped receivers.
Designed and made in the United States, this anodized-aluminum mount sports a black anodized finish and installs onto a ventilated rib via side clamps and six (three on each side) Torx bolts.
The mount will accommodate 6 to 10 mm ribs and fits most red-dot optic footprints.
MSRP is $62. For more information, visit warnescopemounts.com.
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