American Rifle Company M10 Scope Rings
$180.00
Proudly made in the USA, American Rifle Company’s M10 Rings represent a new standard against which other rings will be measured.
Even under the heaviest recoil, M10 Rings hold firmly without marring or indenting the scope. These uniquely split rings maintain reticle alignment during scope installation while their low profile leaves the shooter with a clear view of the turrets.
M10 Rings feature a crowned-rail interface which precisely and correctly engaged rails, even those which fail to meet Mil and STANAG specification. The result is excellent return-to-zero performance.
Extremely strong and light-weight, M10 Rings are CNC machined from 7075 aluminum alloy and anodized with a mil-spec hard coat for excellent corrosion resistance and a matte-black finish.
Stainless steel hardware is used throughout and includes a high strength 410 stainless cross bolt.
The 21mm (0.83″) width and single recoil slot engagement offers more eye-relief adjustment than our previous models.
Recommended torque for both rail clamp and scope clamp screws is 5.6-6.2 Nm (50-55 in-lbs).
Height (rail top to optical center)
| Weight | .5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 3.5 × 2.5 in |
| Tube Size | 30, 34 |
| Ring Height | Low (0.94 inches), Medium (1.10 inches), High (1.26 inches), X-High (1.42 inches) |
| Manufacturer | American Rifle Company |
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Bill Bakopoulos (verified owner) –
Picked these rings up in medium height to go on my Tikka T3 build with a Vortex Razor Gen II 4.5-27x. The rail is an Area 419 20 MOA improved rail and my barrel is a Rock Creek 26-inch with a M24 contour. These rings are excellent, and probably the easiest scope install I’ve had yet. Follow the torque specs and they will work just fine. I’ve put 150 rounds through my rifle with the ARC M10 rings and they have been exceptional.
NOTE: With this combination I cannot fit the front Defender flip cap on my objective, however there is plenty of clearance between the barrel and the objective so I will be ditching the front cover during live fire.