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SKU: 100050438
Built for mounting a scope on a rifle setup that calls for a 40mm, 1.50-inch, 45 MOA configuration, this scope mount is aimed at shooters who want a purpose-driven interface rather than a generic accessory. It reflects American Rifle Company’s M-BRACE mounting system, presented as a continuation of the company’s M10 ring design. The provided notes also indicate a possible bolt-handle clearance issue on some actions with 90-degree bolt rotation when mounted in the far aft recoil slot, which may be avoided by shifting the mount forward one slot. Torque specification for the scope clamp is 6.2 Nm, or 55 in-lbs.
Scope Mounting
System from American Rifle Company
Designed As
Evolution of ARC’s M10 Scope
Specified Torque
Value provided for scope clamp
Picatinny Rail
Compatibility noted in product details
Mounting Note
Addresses possible bolt-handle interference on
| 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. |
| Moa | 45 |
| Mount Height | 40mm / 1.50 in |
| Product System | M-BRACE Scope Mounting System |
| Reference Product | ARC M10 Scope Rings |
| Torque Spec | 6.2 Nm (55 in-lbs) on scope clamp |
This product is listed as a 40mm M-BRACE scope mount.
The product title lists it as a 45 MOA scope mount.
The provided torque spec is 6.2 Nm, or 55 in-lbs, on the scope clamp.
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 with 90-degree bolt rotation. Moving the mount forward one slot may avoid the issue.
The manufacturer listed is American Rifle Company.