Description
Works with red-dot or Scope. Does not work with Umarex fixed fiber optic
Haji-Notos Mag 11 rounds
$30.00
Introducing the Haji-Notos 11 Shot Expanded Magazine!
This is a brand-new design that loads from the right and employs a removable magnetic lid for easy loading. Allow for a smooth and consistent chambering of rounds without issue.
Please note that our design loads from the right.
Be sure to install and remove the mag at least 10 times before using it so that it breaks into your mag well.
The Haji-Notos magazine works with a red-dot or optic but does not work with Umarex fixed fiber optic sights.
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Eaglevision has designed and developed an amazing scope mount that allows the scope to move vertically along a guided path. The mount is lockable in different positions using two screws. This mount can be used as a low profile or be adjusted to the high profile too if your scope objective is too close to your rifle barrel or shroud. These mounts resolve a lot of problems for shooters who like to shoot long range and often run out of adjustment clicks on their turrets.
The mount can also come in handy if you have not been able to use your favorite scope due to lack of space between the rings or the odd position of your dovetail or Picatinny rail on your gun. We are very proud of this product as it became a “must-have” for people who love their bullpups.
The best application of this mount however is for people who want to reach out further than their ordinary mounts allow them to. By keeping the front mount at its lowest and elevating the rear mount to the highest point you can zero in your gun far beyond your normal mounts allows you to, without using the clicks on your turrets hence keeping the optical center of your scope intact (the ideal situation for long-range shooting).Another great feature is these mounts allow the scope to be lifted to allow for large or expanded magazines.
Item includes:
- 2 x infinity scope mount.
- 2 x allen key (different sizes).
- 4 x spears screws.
- 1 x large spear screw.
- Protection ring fabric.
- Waterproof case.
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If you rapid fill, there is a good chance you will pop your burst disc.
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