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LaRue Tactical built their name on mounts that hold zero through abuse, and the LT913 inline 34mm mount is cut from that same cloth. This is the 1.535-inch centerline version with 20 MOA of built-in cant, machined to hold a 34mm main-tube optic dead straight over your receiver. The inline profile keeps the scope directly in line with the bore rather than pushing it forward like a cantilever, which is exactly what you want on a bolt gun or precision rifle where you control your own eye relief by how you set the scope in the rings.
That 20 MOA of forward slope is the whole point of this configuration. It tilts the optic down slightly relative to the bore, which gives you a big chunk of extra elevation adjustment at the top end of your turret. If you shoot past a few hundred yards and want to reach out without running out of internal scope travel, the 20 MOA base does the heavy lifting so your reticle stays closer to optical center where the glass performs best.
What separates a LaRue from a bargain mount is the quick-detach hardware. The Speed Levers let you pull the optic off and slap it back on a 1913 Picatinny rail without losing your zero, which shooters have leaned on for years in the field and on duty rifles. It clamps down with real authority and anti-rotation lockup, so once it's torqued to your rail it isn't going anywhere.
LaRue machines these from a solid block of aluminum and finishes them in a hardcoat anodized black that shrugs off weather and holds up to rough handling. The 1.535-inch centerline is a comfortable height for a natural cheek weld on most flat-top and precision setups. Pair it with a quality 34mm scope and you've got a foundation you won't have to think about again.
The 20 MOA is a built-in forward cant that angles your optic down slightly relative to the bore. This hands you extra elevation adjustment at the top of your turret, which is what you want for stretching out to longer distances. It keeps your reticle nearer to optical center instead of running out of internal travel.
Yes. It uses LaRue's Speed Levers to clamp onto a 1913 Picatinny rail, so you can pull the optic and reinstall it without losing your zero. That return-to-zero reputation is a big part of why people trust LaRue for duty and precision rifles.
An inline mount sits the rings directly over the base rather than reaching forward the way a cantilever does. That makes it a natural fit for bolt guns and precision rifles where you set eye relief by positioning the scope in the rings. Cantilevers are more common on AR platforms where you need the optic pushed forward over the receiver.
It's machined specifically for 34mm main-tube optics, so any standard 34mm scope should drop right in. The 1.535-inch centerline height gives most flat-top and precision rifle shooters a comfortable, natural cheek weld. Just confirm your optic uses a 34mm tube before ordering.
| UPC | 810143183979 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | LT913-1.535-20-34 |
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