The Leupold 51703 Standard Base transforms your Weatherby Mark V into a precision shooting platform with secure scope mounting that maintains zero shot after shot. This two-piece base system provides the rock-solid foundation needed for consistent accuracy across hunting seasons and range sessions.
What Makes This Different
Unlike generic mounting solutions, this base features Leupold's precision-machined steel construction with exact tolerances for Weatherby Mark V receivers. The matte black finish resists corrosion while eliminating glare that could compromise shot placement. Each base undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure proper alignment and consistent return to zero after scope removal.
Key Features
- Two-piece steel construction provides maximum strength and rigidity
- Matte black finish resists scratches, corrosion, and reflection
- Precision-machined to exact Weatherby Mark V receiver specifications
- Standard height accommodates most variable power scopes
- Accepts Leupold rings and most other major ring brands
- Maintains consistent zero through repeated mounting cycles
- Includes all necessary mounting hardware and screws
Field performance remains consistent across temperature extremes and recoil cycles. The steel construction handles magnum cartridges without shifting or loosening, while the precise fit eliminates the play that causes accuracy problems. Hunters rely on this base system for shots from close timber to open country where scope adjustment precision matters most.
Technical Specs
- Material: Precision-machined steel construction
- Finish: Matte black anodized coating
- Height: Standard height profile
- Compatibility: Weatherby Mark V actions exclusively
- Ring compatibility: Accepts Leupold and most standard rings
- Package includes: Front and rear bases with mounting screws
- Country of origin: United States
- Backed by Leupold's lifetime warranty
This base system delivers the reliability that serious shooters demand when scope placement affects shot outcomes. The proven design eliminates mounting variables that compromise accuracy, making it the logical choice for hunters who depend on first-shot precision.