Warne V450M Picatinny Rail Howa/Vanguard Short Action 0 MOA Black

The Warne V450M transforms Howa 1500 and Weatherby Vanguard rifles into precision platforms with its machined aluminum Picatinny rail system. This short action rail eliminates the guesswork of scope mounting while providing rock-solid repeatability for serious shooters.

What Makes This Different

Unlike flimsy two-piece bases, the Warne V450M features a one-piece design machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with integrated recoil lugs. The 0 MOA cant maintains your rifle's natural point of impact while the MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny specification ensures compatibility with quality rings and optics. Each rail undergoes precise CNC machining to maintain +/- 0.001" tolerances across the mounting surface.

Key Features

• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum construction eliminates flex and movement
• MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail accepts standard tactical rings
• Integrated recoil lugs distribute stress across the receiver
• 0 MOA cant maintains natural point of impact
• Black hard anodized finish resists corrosion and wear
• CNC machined to +/- 0.001" tolerances for precise alignment
• Compatible with Howa 1500 and Weatherby Vanguard short actions

The V450M handles heavy recoil cartridges and maintains zero through thousands of rounds. Competition shooters rely on its repeatable return-to-zero when switching optics, while hunters appreciate the low-profile design that won't snag on brush. The hard anodized finish withstands harsh weather conditions from desert heat to mountain snow.

Technical Specs

• Material: 6061-T6 aluminum alloy
• Finish: Black hard anodized Type III
• Rail Standard: MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny
• Cant: 0 MOA (flat)
• Action Length: Short action only
• Compatibility: Howa 1500, Weatherby Vanguard
• Mounting: Factory receiver holes (no drilling required)
• Made in USA with limited lifetime warranty

The Warne V450M represents decades of precision manufacturing expertise applied to modern tactical mounting systems. Quality shooters choose Warne because inferior bases cost more in the long run through lost accuracy and failed equipment.