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M-Brace Scope Mounts - 35mm 1.26'''' 10 Moa Scope Mount Black
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SKU: 100050422
Overview
Built for mounting a 35mm scope on a Picatinny rail, this scope mount is aimed at riflemen who want a purpose-driven setup for serious use. It carries forward the M10 ring concept from American Rifle Company and is presented as an engineered mounting system rather than a general-purpose accessory. The 10 MOA cant can help support longer-range zeroing needs, while the 1.26-inch height and black finish keep the profile straightforward. One fit note is worth considering: on some actions with 90-degree bolt rotation, the rearward slot position may interfere with the bolt handle, so mount placement may need adjustment.
Why Hunters Choose the American Rifle Company
35mm Scope
10 MOA built into the
Engineered Mounting
System from American Rifle Company
Compatible Picatinny
Picatinny rail installation
Torque Specification
Provided for scope clamp setup
Black Finish
Subdued, low-profile appearance
Key Features
- M-BRACE scope mounting system from American Rifle Company
- Designed for 35mm scopes with 1.26-inch height and 10 MOA cant
- Black finish
- Scope clamp torque specification: 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs)
- May require moving forward one Picatinny slot on some 90-degree bolt actions
Best Used For
- Hunters mounting a 35mm scope on a Picatinny rail-equipped rifle
- Riflemen wanting an engineered scope mount with specified torque settings
- Users needing a 10 MOA mount for long-range sight-in adjustments
- Shooters with 90-degree bolt actions who can position the mount carefully
- Those replacing older M10-style rings with the M-BRACE mounting system
Specifications
| 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 | 10 MOA |
| Model | M-BRACE Scope Mounting System |
| Scope Tube Diameter | 35mm |
| Torque Spec | 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs) on scope clamp |
Pros
- 35mm scope mount with 10 MOA built into the design
- Engineered mounting system from American Rifle Company
- Compatible with Picatinny rail installation
- Torque specification provided for scope clamp setup
- Black finish offers a subdued, low-profile appearance
- Mount positioning note helps avoid bolt-handle interference on some rifles
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 32mm height M-BRACE serrated interface block may interfere with the bolt handle on actions with 90 degree bolt rotation if mounted in the far aft recoil slot; placement may need to be adjusted forward one slot.
- Scope clamp torque is specified at 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs), so installation calls for careful tightening rather than casual hand-fit setup.
- This is a dedicated scope mounting system, so buyers should confirm 35mm optic compatibility and the 1.26" 10 MOA configuration before ordering.
- The product is positioned as an engineered mount rather than a convenience-focused accessory, which may appeal to serious users but is less about simplicity or quick-swap use.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scope mounts
- Rifle scope rings
- Picatinny scope mounting systems
Suggested Accessories
- Picatinny rail
- Scope level
- Torque wrench
- Lens caps
Frequently Asked Questions
What scope tube size is this M-BRACE mount made for?
This listing identifies it as a 35mm scope mount.
What height and cant are listed for this mount?
The product title lists it as 1.26" and 10 MOA.
Is there any fitment note for rifles with a 90-degree bolt rotation?
Yes. The notes say the 32mm height M-BRACE serrated interface block may interfere with the bolt handle when opened if mounted in the far aft recoil slot on a Picatinny rail. Moving the mount forward one slot can usually avoid that issue.
What torque should be used on the scope clamp?
The listed torque spec is 6.2 Nm, or 55 in-lbs, on the scope clamp.
Who makes this scope mount?
The manufacturer listed is American Rifle Company.