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Weaver Grand Slam Rings - 1" Silver (Steel)
Medium fits up to 40mm obj lens
High fits up to 44mm obj lens
Extra High fits up to 50mm obj lens
Famous Weaver Grand Slam Rings recently went under the knife for an effective, modern, sleek new look. The four-hole design with Torx screws adds gripping strength and added security. Plus, Weaver's legendary cross-lock design provides the ultimate in scope lock-down. Made of solid steel, these rings stand strong against aggressive recoil. To top it off, Weaver's newly-designed Grand Slam Rings are proudly made to exact tolerances in the U.S.A.
Features and Benefits of the Weaver Grand Slam Rings:
- Grand Slam Steel construction
- Super-stable mounting
- Lifetime manufacturer's warranty
Height/Color Finish:
105-WVR-49321 - Medium, Silver
105-WVR-49322 - High, Silver
105-WVR-49323 - ExHigh, Silver
The distinction between inferior quality and premium Scope Rings is undeniable. At MSP, we only offer Rings from the most trusted brands like Weaver. Buy with confidence that we stand behind the product we sell.
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Steel the best! - Weaver grand slam scope rings
Mike
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December 3, 2019
In this age of "tacti-cool," it's great to find good old fashioned steel Scope rings still. I just lapped a Vortex scope into these rings on a Ruger .308 sporter. I'm happy with Weaver or Leupold steel rings, but the shop just happened to have these Grand Slams in stock. They were a little snug before lapping, but the scope fit nicely after some 420 grit touch-up.
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Weaver Grand Slam Rings are good ol American Steel
Dave
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December 3, 2019
I have three rifles with weaver grand slam rings love um some say junk, rust, striped threads not sure about them but ALL I have no problem with hold scope very well if you are breaking or stripping then you should pay a gunsmith to mount your scope. Just me.
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