Product Preview: MSP Ruger 10/22 See Through Mount Mil-Spec Picatinny

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posted on August 31, 2024
MSP Ruger 10/22 See Through Mount Mil-Spec Picatinny

Few scope bases designed to fit the factory-drilled holes in Ruger 10/22 receivers mount low enough to allow the use of the guns’ original barrel-mounted iron sights when an optic is not attached. One that does is the Mounting Solutions Plus machined-aluminum See Through Mount Mil-Spec Picatinny.

Its low-profile design allows a red-dot or scope to be mounted as low as possible to the receiver, and a groove machined the length of the mount’s center allows full use of the gun’s factory iron sights.

The 4¾"-long mount features 12 cross slots, is secured to the receiver with four included screws and is available in black- or silver-anodized finishes.

Price: $30. Contact: Mounting Solutions Plus; (305) 253-8393; mountsplus.com.

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