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Warne Scope Mounts
The Warne Anschutz/Savage Mark II/Savage 93R17 two-piece scope base in matte finish is a straightforward, proven mounting solution for shooters running optics on these rimfire platforms. Built on the industry-standard Weaver design, these bases deliver the strength and compatibility you need without overcomplicating things—they work with Warne rings and integrate seamlessly into your rimfire setup.
Low profile is the name of the game here. The matte steel bases keep your sight line compact and your rifle's profile clean, so you're not mounting glass so high that the gun feels awkward or top-heavy. If you're still using or want to preserve access to your gun's open sights, these bases work with Warne Maxima QD (quick-detach) rings to let you look over the top without abandoning your normal shooting position. That's a real asset for hunters and shooters who value backup iron sights or quick optical-to-iron transitions.
Each base features a full-width recoil slot designed to work with Warne rings' recoil control keys, maximizing bearing surface where it counts—under recoil and during the shot. That design principle has stood the test of time in centerfire applications and translates well to rimfire shooting, whether you're zeroing at the range or hunting small game and varmints.
| Manufacturer | Warne Scope Mounts |
| Product Type | Two-Piece Scope Base |
| Mounting System | Weaver Pattern |
| Compatible Firearms | Anschutz, Savage Mark II, Savage 93R17 |
| Finish | Matte |
| Material | Steel |
Yes. This two-piece base is engineered specifically for the Anschutz, Savage Mark II, and Savage 93R17 receiver patterns.
Yes. These bases are designed to work with Warne Maxima QD rings, which allow you to access open sights by looking over the top of the bases while maintaining your normal shooting position.
The base uses the Weaver pattern, which is widely compatible with most modern scope rings and optics on the market.
No. The matte finish is purely aesthetic and functional (reducing glare); it has no impact on the base's mechanical performance or your rifle's accuracy.
Warne Scope Mounts
The Warne Anschutz/Savage Mark II/Savage 93R17 two-piece scope base in matte finish is a straightforward, proven mounting solution for shooters running optics on these rimfire platforms. Built on the industry-standard Weaver design, these bases deliver the strength and compatibility you need without overcomplicating things—they work with Warne rings and integrate seamlessly into your rimfire setup.
Low profile is the name of the game here. The matte steel bases keep your sight line compact and your rifle's profile clean, so you're not mounting glass so high that the gun feels awkward or top-heavy. If you're still using or want to preserve access to your gun's open sights, these bases work with Warne Maxima QD (quick-detach) rings to let you look over the top without abandoning your normal shooting position. That's a real asset for hunters and shooters who value backup iron sights or quick optical-to-iron transitions.
Each base features a full-width recoil slot designed to work with Warne rings' recoil control keys, maximizing bearing surface where it counts—under recoil and during the shot. That design principle has stood the test of time in centerfire applications and translates well to rimfire shooting, whether you're zeroing at the range or hunting small game and varmints.
| Manufacturer | Warne Scope Mounts |
| Product Type | Two-Piece Scope Base |
| Mounting System | Weaver Pattern |
| Compatible Firearms | Anschutz, Savage Mark II, Savage 93R17 |
| Finish | Matte |
| Material | Steel |
Yes. This two-piece base is engineered specifically for the Anschutz, Savage Mark II, and Savage 93R17 receiver patterns.
Yes. These bases are designed to work with Warne Maxima QD rings, which allow you to access open sights by looking over the top of the bases while maintaining your normal shooting position.
The base uses the Weaver pattern, which is widely compatible with most modern scope rings and optics on the market.
No. The matte finish is purely aesthetic and functional (reducing glare); it has no impact on the base's mechanical performance or your rifle's accuracy.
