The Wheeler MSR Cantilever 30mm Scope Mount is engineered for shooters who demand unparalleled precision, repeatable zero, and rugged reliability. Designed specifically for the MSR (Modular Sniper Rifle) platform, this cantilever mount provides a stable, low-profile solution that maintains perfect alignment even under the harshest field conditions.

Key Benefits

• Zero Retention: Patented cantilever design locks the scope in place, guaranteeing zero shift after re‑mounting.
• 30mm Ring Compatibility: Perfect fit for a wide range of 30mm (1.2") rings, supporting popular tactical and hunting optics.
• Enhanced Durability: Constructed from high‑strength aircraft‑grade aluminum with a hard‑coat anodized finish for corrosion resistance.
• Quick Installation: Tool‑free alignment pins and a streamlined mounting process get you on target faster.
• Universal Fit: Engineered for all MSR rifle configurations, including the standard barrel, short barrel, and pistol‑caliber setups.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose Wheeler?

Wheeler has been a trusted name in tactical accessories for over three decades. Their MSR Cantilever 30mm Scope Mount reflects a commitment to precision engineering, rigorous testing, and user‑focused design. When you select this mount, you’re investing in a component that enhances accuracy, reduces point‑of‑impact drift, and stands up to the most demanding operational environments.

Ideal Applications

• Long‑range precision shooting
• Tactical law enforcement and military operations
• Competitive benchrest and target shooting
• Hunting in rugged terrain
• Any scenario requiring a reliable, repeatable zero on an MSR platform

Installation Tips

1. Secure the mount to the rifle’s rail using the supplied M4 set screws; tighten to 15‑20 in‑lb.
2. Place the 30mm rings onto the cantilever arms and align the scope’s reticle with your desired point of impact.
3. Lock the scope in place using the cantilever’s zero‑retention pins; verify that the pins are fully seated.
4. Perform a quick check for any movement by gently shaking the rifle; the mount should remain completely stable.
5. Zero the rifle at the range and record the settings for future reference.