A relatively new offering from American Rifle Company, the M-BRACE mount is a reasonable alternative to a Spuhr system, with tons of features and a very reasonable cost. ARC evolved the M10 rings and mounts to the M-BRACE system in late 2021, and the mounts and rings have been a huge hit.
The M-BRACE is built to hold high precision long range rifle scopes and have a superior return to zero functionality and withstand very hard recoils. One immediate observation that we had, at Charlie's is how the mounts and rings are built for some of the newer 35mm and 36mm tube scopes, like the Leupold Mark 5HD and the ZCO scopes. While also offering more standard 30mm and 34mm, it is not as easy to find the thicker tube diameters.
The M-Brace features a serrated accessory interface, effortless anti-cant scope installation, and has a recoil proof non-marring scope grip.
The M-BRACE Scope Mount boasts a serrated interface to which the M-BRACE LRF (Laser Range Finder) Mount can be securely attached.
Even under heavy recoil, the serrations immobilize the connection between the scope mount and the LRF mount, so you can be sure that alignment between your scope and ranging or targeting device remains uncompromised.
Inspired by Hirth couplings used for high power transmission in gas turbines and for high precision assembly in machine tools, the serrations are machined into both sides of the strongest portion of the M-BRACE Scope Mount. In fact, the placement of the serrations takes full advantage of the structural system resulting from cooperation among the mount, receiver, and scope. Thus, recoil forces are symmetrically and efficiently transferred through this structural system and distributed into the rifle receiver.
