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Sports Match mounts tested
Dom Holtam checks out the new range designed for 15mm and 17mm dovetails
Sports Match makes some of the best scope mounts on the market – and being both British made and competitively priced, they are extremely popular with field, competition and military shooters around the world.
We were interested to see a new range designed for 15mm and 17mm dovetails, which are ideal for the popular Tikka and CZ rifles. These two-piece high mounts are designed for scopes with a 30mm tube, include a removable arrestor pin and are capable of dealing with 56mm objective lenses.
Available from your local gunshop, for more information visit www.sportsmatch-uk.com
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