Product Overview

Built for serious shooters running a Browning X-Bolt short action, the RUSAN STEEL PICATINNY RAIL SA EXTENDED (B=74,7 L=165) gives you a rock-solid base for modern optics. Precision-machined from steel and finished in a sleek black, it delivers the rigidity and repeatable zero you need when you’re stretching shots or copping a bit of rough handling in the paddock. The extended Picatinny profile gives you more mounting real estate for long-tube scopes, night vision or thermal gear, while the low, clean design keeps your setup streamlined and practical. Bolt it on, lock in your glass and you’re ready to go – no fuss, no flex, just a dependable rail that lets your X-Bolt do what it does best.

Key Features

• Precision-machined steel Picatinny rail provides a solid, repeatable mounting platform for your optic on Browning X-Bolt short action rifles.
• Extended rail length (L=165 mm) offers additional mounting slots, giving you more flexibility to achieve ideal eye relief with a wide range of scopes.
• Optimised base spacing (B=74.7 mm) is tailored to the Browning X-Bolt SA footprint for secure, stress-free fitment.
• All-steel construction enhances rigidity and stability, helping maintain zero even under heavy recoil and demanding field conditions.
• Picatinny slot profile accepts a broad range of compatible rings and mounts, making it easy to swap or upgrade optics without changing the base.
• Low-profile design keeps the optic close to the bore line, supporting a more natural cheek weld and improved shooting comfort.
• Durable black finish helps protect the rail from corrosion and wear, maintaining a clean, professional look over time.
• Pre-drilled mounting holes align with factory receiver holes, simplifying installation by a gunsmith or experienced shooter.
• Extended front section allows mounting of night vision or thermal clip-ons in front of the day scope, increasing versatility for hunting setups.
• Designed specifically for Browning X-Bolt SA rifles, ensuring reliable compatibility without the guesswork of universal rails.