Tps Steel Or Aluminum Rings

Tsr rings from tps are precisely machined from aluminum or steel billet with tolerances held to 0002 to provide maximum scope ring contact.

Tps steel or aluminum rings.

Hrt 1 inch high 7075 aluminum. Tps xtr series 30mm picatinny style 7075 t651 aluminum alloy rings matte list price was 149 00 through 159 00 our price 129 99 through 139 99 list price. Tsr series rings precisely machined from an aluminum billet with add to cart. 4140 alloy steel black oxide finish to mil c 13924 standards.

The four screw cap lets you align the reticle. Tsr 30mm low steel. Tsr series rings precisely machined from an aluminum billet with tolerances held to 0002 give maximum scope ring contact. Holds scope securely against recoil.

Designed specifically for factory replacement components for tps rings. Add to wishlist. They hold scopes securely against heavy recoil. Tsr rings from tps are precisely machined from aluminum or steel billet with tolerances held to 0002 to provide maximum scope ring contact.

Tighten the left side of the cap then the right side without the scope rotating. Home scope rings. The x rings have been built from the bottom up to provide the extreme precision and accuracy that tps rings have been known for over the last two decades. The four screw cap lets you align the reticle.

1 2 hex nut 12 7mm. 5 00 out of 5. They hold scopes securely against heavy recoil. Tighten the left side of the cap then the right side without the scope rotating.

They hold scopes securely against heavy recoil. Hrt rings from tps are precisely machined from aluminum billet with tolerances held to 0002 to provide maximum scope ring contact. The ring bases begin from a solid billet of 7075 t6 aluminum and then machined with our unique double lug picatinny recoil shoulders from the solid billet. 1 4 28 threads 6 35mm diameter thru hole.

Four screw cap lets you align the reticle tighten the left side of the cap then the right side without the scope rotating. Tsr series rings precisely machined from an alloy steel billet read more. Tighten the left side of the cap then the right side without the scope rotating. 0 out of 5.