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This quick-detach adapter will allow you to attach a thermal or digital clip-on
device to your riflescope. The specially designed joint mechanism allows for
precise centering of the clip-on screen to your scope.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers This quick-detach adapter will allow you to attach a thermal or digital clip-on device to your riflescope. The specially designed joint mechanism allows for precise centering of the clip-on screen to your scope.
This adapter is highly durable and capable of withstanding recoils of powerful hunting calibers. The package contains a number of adapter rings for different objective lens diameters. All you need to do is to insert the ring that is compatible with the outer tube diameter of your scope. This ensures a solid attachment.
Inner diameter (without the ring): 64,3 mm
Outer diameter: 69,1 mm
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