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American Rifle Company

M-Brace Scope Mounts - 36mm 1.50'''' 10 Moa Scope Mount Black

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M-brace Scope

Mounting system from American Rifle

36mm Scope

Mount with 1.50-inch height

10 Moa

Cant for scope setup

Black Finish

Torque Spec:

6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs) on

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SKU: 100050434

Overview

Built as a scope mounting system for serious rifle setups, this American Rifle Company option is presented as an engineering-focused evolution from the M10 Scope Rings. It is intended for shooters who want a purpose-built mount rather than a general-purpose accessory, with a 36mm, 1.50-inch, 10 MOA configuration in black. The provided notes also call out a fit consideration on some actions with 90-degree bolt rotation, where placement on the far aft recoil slot may interfere with the bolt handle and may require moving the mount forward one slot. Torque specification for the scope clamp is listed at 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs).

Why Hunters Choose the American Rifle Company

36mm Scope

Mount size for compatible optics

10 Moa

Built into the mount

Black Finish

For a low-profile appearance

Torque Specification

Provided for scope clamp installation

Notes Bolt-handle

Clearance considerations for certain 90-degree

Key Features

  • M-BRACE scope mounting system from American Rifle Company
  • 36mm scope mount with 1.50-inch height
  • 10 MOA cant for scope setup
  • Black finish
  • Torque spec: 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs) on scope clamp
  • May require moving forward one Picatinny slot on some 90-degree bolt actions

Best Used For

  • Hunters mounting a 36mm scope on a rifle with Picatinny rail compatibility
  • Riflemen wanting a scope mount with a 10 MOA cant for long-range zeroing
  • Users who prefer a mounting system with explicit torque specifications
  • Shooters needing to check bolt-handle clearance on 90-degree bolt actions
  • Hunters and riflemen looking for an American Rifle Company scope mounting system

Specifications

ColorBlack
Compatibility NoteWhen 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.
Country Of OriginAmerican Rifle Company
Height1.50 in
Moa10 MOA
Mount Size36mm
Torque Spec6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs) on scope clamp

Pros

  • 36mm scope mount size for compatible optics
  • 10 MOA built into the mount
  • Black finish for a low-profile appearance
  • Torque specification provided for scope clamp installation
  • Notes bolt-handle clearance considerations for certain 90-degree actions

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The 36mm ring size limits use to compatible scope tubes, so it is not a universal fit.
  • The 1.50" height is a fixed mounting choice that may not suit every rifle, optic, or shooting position.
  • The 10 MOA cant is purpose-built for specific zeroing and elevation needs, but it is not the right option for every setup.
  • On actions with 90 degree bolt rotation, placement at the far aft recoil slot can interfere with the bolt handle; moving the mount forward one slot may be necessary.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Rifle scope rings
  • One-piece scope mounts
  • Picatinny rail scope mounts

Suggested Accessories

  • Picatinny rail
  • Scope level
  • Torque wrench
  • Lens caps

Frequently Asked Questions

What scope tube size does this mount fit?

This model is listed as a 36mm M-BRACE scope mount.

What cant is built into this mount?

The product title specifies 10 MOA.

What should I know about bolt-handle clearance?

The source 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 mounted in the far aft recoil slot. Moving the mount forward one slot in the Picatinny rail 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 in the source is American Rifle Company.