Warne now shipping AngelEye extreme long range scope ring system
The AngelEye by Warne opens a host of possibilities for long range shooters with its adjustable system. (Photo: Warne)
Optics mount maker Warne announced the Angel Eye, its latest scope ring designed specifically for extreme long range shooting, is now officially available and shipping to stores.
AngelEye features an adjustable system that permits shooters to dial scopes 0 to 90 MOA. This allows shooters to maximize the amount of elevation travel a scope has to offer. The system boasts the ability to zero a scope at the long range utilizing a minimal amount of the scope’s internal adjustment, giving the optic the ability to retain its maximum range of elevation travel. The mounts aim to allow shooters to hit targets both at close range and at distance.
The rings come in two sizes — 30mm and 34mm. (Photo: Warne)
The CNC machined T6 aluminum mounts are lightweight and are mil-spec Hardcoat anodized for durability and ruggedness. Available in 30mm and 34mm diameters, the AngelEye system are height adjustable with included riser inserts for 3mm, 6mm and 12.5mm. the adjustable MOA rings feature Triple Torque caps for the best scope tube contact and grip. The mounts are STANAG/Picatinny rail compatible.
The AngelEye mounting system is available now from Warne with a price tag of $399.95.
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