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Montage amovible - Zero pour Blaser - Sauer

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Category: Montage amovible Blaser - Pard

Montage amovible - Zero pour Blaser - Sauer 

INNOMOUNT ZERO pour Blaser - Sauer - Pard

INNOMOUNT ZERO est spécialement conçu pour les carabines Blaser, Sauer, offrant une fixation précise pour le système Pard. Ce montage garantit une installation solide et stable, assurant une performance optimale lors de l'utilisation du système Pard.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper L. ★★★★★

The quick-release mechanism locks securely with an audible click, and the zero retention after removing and remounting the scope is exactly what I needed for my Blaser. No zero shift at all after three range sessions.

Samuel C. ★★★★★

The locking mechanism is reassuringly solid, and once mounted it held zero perfectly after a full day at the range. Exactly what I needed for quick scope swaps on my Sauer.

Joshua N. ★★★★★

Put it on my Blaser this morning and the fit is rock-solid—zero wobble when I cycle the bolt. The seamless return to zero after removing the scope is exactly what I needed for switching setups at the range.