Talley Picatinny 1 Piece Base Hell's Canyon, Browning X-Bolt SA, 20 MOA, Anti-Cant Indicat

Talley Picatinny 1 Piece Base for Browning X-Bolt SA, 20 MOA with Anti-Cant Indicator - Hell's Canyon Edition

Talley Manufacturing
SKU:
114463966
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UPC:
810301023147
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MPN:
P0MHC735ACI
$93.55
Current Stock:
Product Specifications
Type:
Base - One Piece
Firearm Make Fit:
Browning
Finish-Color:
Hells Canyon
Mount Type:
To Receiver
Pieces:
1
Model:
Browning X-Bolt Hell's Canyon Picatinny Rail
Material:
6061-T6 Aluminum
Mount Height:
0.437" Front/0.537" Rear
Rings Included:
No
Product Overview

The Talley Picatinny 1 Piece Base for Browning X-Bolt SA is a purpose-built rifle scope mount engineered for shooters who demand precision and reliability in the field. This single-piece design combines a rigid Picatinny rail with an integrated 20 MOA elevation cant—ideal for long-range hunting and precision shooting where every click counts. Built tough in burnt bronze to match Browning's Hell's Canyon aesthetic, this base eliminates the shifting and movement that multi-piece systems can introduce, giving you a stable platform that won't betray you at distance.

What sets this mount apart is the integrated anti-cant indicator. Scope cant—tilt in the horizontal plane—is one of the silent accuracy killers that even experienced shooters overlook. The anti-cant feature helps you mount your optic perfectly square to the bore, so your elevation and windage adjustments work exactly as intended. Combined with the 20 MOA cant built into the base, you get a head start on elevation adjustment for long-range work without maxing out your scope's erector tube.

Talley has a well-earned reputation for precision manufacturing, and this base reflects that attention to detail. The one-piece construction means less shifting, fewer moving parts, and a simpler installation—you're bolting down one rigid unit to your rifle, not assembling a system. For Browning X-Bolt short action shooters, particularly those running long-range or precision setups, this is exactly the kind of foundational component that makes the difference between consistent groups and hoping for the best.