DESCRIPTION

The Magne-Tech 34mm Magnetic Ring Mount is the female Part B component of the Magne-Tech quick-detach scope-mounting system. It securely holds a 34mm riflescope and provides a 38.5mm height from the rail to the scope-tube centreline.

When paired with the required three-magnet Picatinny receiver, the mount allows a fitted scope to be quickly removed and reattached with repeatable positioning. This listing is for the ring mount only—the male Picatinny receiver is sold separately.

FEATURES

• Quickly remove and reinstall a fitted riflescope

• Patented rare-earth magnetic mounting interface

• Dual-redundant locking system helps prevent accidental release

• Designed to return to zero within 0.25 MOA under qualified conditions

• Useful for swapping compatible day and thermal optics

• Hard-anodised construction provides excellent wear resistance

SPECIFICATIONS

• Brand: Magne-Tech

• Product type: Magnetic scope ring mount

• Component: Part B – female ring mount only

• Scope-tube diameter: 34mm

• Rail-to-tube centreline height: 38.5mm

• Magnetic configuration: Three-magnet system

• Material: CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminium

• Finish: MIL-A-8625 Type III hard-coat anodised

• Recommended ring-screw torque: 15in-lb

• Manufacturer code: MT-34-65-385-RINGMOUNT

• Included: Magnetic ring mount and fitting hardware/tool

• Required but not included: Three-magnet male Picatinny receiver

BEST SUITED FOR

• Building an additional 34mm optic assembly

• Swapping between compatible day and thermal scopes

• Existing Magne-Tech three-magnet mounting systems

• Shooters wanting quick optic removal for transport or storage

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is this a complete scope-mounting system?

No. This is the female Part B ring mount only. A compatible Magne-Tech three-magnet male Picatinny receiver is required and sold separately.

What does 34x38.5mm mean?

The rings accept a 34mm scope tube, while 38.5mm is the distance from the firearm’s rail to the centreline of the scope tube.

Does “3x” refer to magnification?

No. It identifies the three-magnet mounting configuration and does not refer to the scope’s magnification.