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The Talley RMSC-1022 is a direct optic base built to put a Shield RMSc footprint red dot right onto the factory tapped holes of a Ruger 10/22 receiver. Instead of running a Picatinny rail and then bolting an optic on top, this base skips the middleman. You get a lower mounting height, a cleaner look, and one less connection point that can work loose over time. For folks setting up a plinker, a truck gun, or a small game rig with a compact dot, it's a tidy way to go.
Talley has been making American-made mounts for decades, and this piece carries that reputation. It's CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum with a matte black anodized finish, so it holds up to handling and weather without adding meaningful weight to a rifle that's known for being light and handy in the first place. Because it's purpose-cut for the RMSc footprint, there's no adapter plate sandwich to stack tolerances and raise your optic higher than it needs to be.
This base accepts red dots built on the Shield RMSc footprint. That covers a wide range of popular compact and micro reflex sights including the Shield RMSc line, SIG Romeo Zero, Holosun 407K and 507K (which use the closely related K footprint), Vortex Defender CCW, and similar RMSc-pattern optics. If your dot was designed for an RMSc-cut pistol slide, odds are good it bolts right onto this base.
Installation is straightforward on a standard Ruger 10/22 with the factory threaded holes in the receiver. Clear the rifle, pull any existing rail or mount, line the base up with the receiver holes, and snug it down. A little thread locker and proper torque will keep everything locked in through plenty of rounds. From there you add your optic, zero it, and you're out the door with a low, fast-pointing rimfire setup.
It's cut for the Shield RMSc footprint, so it fits a broad range of compact and micro reflex sights built on that pattern. That includes the Shield RMSc, SIG Romeo Zero, Holosun 407K and 507K on the closely related K footprint, Vortex Defender CCW, and similar RMSc-pattern dots. If your optic was made for an RMSc-cut pistol slide, it should bolt onto this base.
It's designed for Ruger 10/22 series rifles that have the standard threaded holes on top of the receiver. If your rifle currently wears a factory rail or a separate mount, you remove that first and attach this base in its place. Rifles with a permanently integrated, non-removable rail would not use this type of base.
A direct base mounts your red dot lower and removes an extra connection point in the stack. Less height means a more natural cheek weld and a sight picture that lines up quickly, and fewer joints means fewer things that can shift under repeated firing. For a compact RMSc dot, it keeps the whole setup clean and purpose-built.
Yes. Talley manufactures its mounting products in America and has a long-standing reputation for well-built, reliable bases and rings. This base is CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum with a matte black anodized finish.
| UPC | 810301027435 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | RMSC-1022 |
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