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SKU: 100050421
Built for mounting a 35mm scope on a Picatinny rail, this American Rifle Company scope mount is intended for hunters and riflemen who want a purpose-driven setup rather than a generic accessory. The 0 MOA configuration suits rifles where a level optical base is preferred, and the 1.26-inch height helps establish the scope position needed for the rifle and optic combination. It is part of ARC’s M-BRACE mounting system, developed from the company’s earlier M10 rings and presented as a more engineered approach to scope attachment. One fitment note is worth considering: on some actions with 90-degree bolt rotation, the rear-most recoil slot can create bolt-handle clearance issues, which may be avoided by moving the mount forward one slot.
35mm Scope
0 MOA configuration for a
Part M-brace
Scope Mounting System from American
Built As
Engineered mounting solution, not a
Uses 6.2
Nm (55 in-lbs) torque spec
Compatible Picatinny
Picatinny rail mounting, with placement
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Compatibility Note | When attached to the far aft recoil slot in the picatinny rail on an action with 90 degree bolt rotation, the 32mm height M-BRACE serrated interface block may interfere with the bolt handle when opened. This issue can usually be avoided by moving the mount forward 1 slot in the picatinny rail. |
| Height | 1.26 in |
| Moa | 0 |
| Scope Tube Diameter | 35mm |
| Torque Spec | 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs) on scope clamp |
This listing is for a 35mm scope mount.
It is listed as a 0 MOA scope mount.
The listed torque spec is 6.2 Nm, or 55 in-lbs, on the scope clamp.
Yes. The product notes that on an action with 90 degree bolt rotation, the 32mm height M-BRACE serrated interface block may interfere with the bolt handle when opened if attached to the far aft recoil slot in the Picatinny rail. Moving the mount forward one slot may avoid that issue.
The manufacturer listed is American Rifle Company.