Description
MAGNE-TECH 25.4(1")x38.5MM 3x MAGNETIC RING MOUNT & RECEIVER — PART A+B COMPLETE SET
Swapping optics used to mean sacrificing zero, or at least trusting it'll come back close enough. This system removes that guesswork entirely. Magne-Tech's magnetic mount lets you detach and reattach a scope in seconds, snapping back to zero within 0.25 MOA every single time — verified by repeated lab and live-fire testing, not just marketing copy.
This is the complete two-part system: the receiver base (Part B) that bolts permanently to your Picatinny rail, and the ring mount (Part A) that carries your scope and locks onto it magnetically. Three rare-earth neodymium magnets do the heavy lifting, backed by a patent-pending dual-redundant locking system — magnetic hold plus a mechanical side lock — so there's no risk of the mount coming loose from magnetic force alone.
Specs:
- Tube size: 25.4mm / 1"
- Rail-to-tube centreline height: 38.5mm
- Magnet configuration: 3x neodymium magnets, dual-redundant locking (magnetic + mechanical side lock)
- Zero retention: within 0.25 MOA after detach/reattach
- Rated for calibres up to .308 Win free recoil energy (~18 in-lbs)
- Material: 7075-T6 aluminium billet
- Finish: MIL-A-8625 Type III hard-coat anodised
- Compatible interface: Picatinny rail
Built from aircraft-grade 7075-T6 rather than the more common (and softer) 6061 alloy, this mount is engineered to resist wear between the magnetic mating surfaces over years of repeated use — a genuine consideration if you're swapping optics regularly rather than mounting once and forgetting about it.
This is the real payoff for hunters and shooters running multiple optic setups on one rifle — day scope for the morning stalk, thermal for after dark, swapped in seconds without a trip back to the range to re-zero. If you shoot centrefire cartridges with recoil energy beyond .308 Win levels, it's worth checking Magne-Tech's higher-rated options, since this set's zero-retention guarantee is specifically qualified up to that recoil threshold.
