Talley Lightweight 2 Piece Scopemount w/ Integral 1" Rings Black Anodized, High, Remington Model 700

Talley Lightweight 2-Piece Scope Mount with Integral 1" Rings, High, Black Anodized - Fits Remington Model 700

Talley Manufacturing
SKU:
114464193
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UPC:
876430001340
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MPN:
950700
$42.24
$59.95
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Product Specifications
Type:
Integral Ring & Base
Firearm Make Fit:
Remington
Finish-Color:
Black - Matte
Height:
High
Tube Diameter:
1"
Ring Height:
High
Mount Type:
To Receiver
Pieces:
2
Model:
Springfield Waypoint
Material:
6061 Aluminum
Mount Height:
0.600" Front/0.710" Rear
Rings Included:
Yes
Product Overview

The Talley Lightweight 2-Piece Scope Mount with Integral 1" Rings is built for Remington Model 700 shooters who refuse to compromise on weight or repeatability. Unlike traditional separate base-and-ring systems that can shift or loosen over time, Talley's unitized design forges the rings and base as a single rigid assembly—no joints, no interfaces to go out of spec, no creep. You get a mount that stays put through recoil and temperature swings, whether you're glassing from a treestand or making the long walk to a backcountry elk camp.

Built from 7000-series aluminum alloy and precision CNC machined, this mount delivers the strength of steel with a significant weight savings. The high-height rings accommodate most objective bell diameters while maintaining a low scope-to-bore distance for the trajectory and sight picture your rifle demands. Black anodized finish resists corrosion without adding bulk, making it a practical choice for hunters and range shooters who value durability and minimal added weight.

Talley's integral ring design eliminates a common point of failure in two-piece mounting systems—the connection between base and rings. By manufacturing these as one piece, you get superior alignment and rigidity right out of the box, with no need to worry about loose screws affecting your zero. It's the kind of engineering detail that matters when you're counting on your rifle to perform.