The DNZ Remington 700 Short Action High Mount keeps your scope where it needs to be—solid, repeatable, and ready for the field. Built from billet aluminum machined to precision tolerances, this mount is engineered for Remington 700 short action rifles and delivers the kind of dependable performance you expect from a dedicated, gun-specific base. Whether you're running a hunting rifle or a precision shooter, a high mount gives you the clearance for larger objective lenses and better cheek weld on most modern stocks.

DNZ mounts are made from solid-block billet aluminum rather than cast or welded construction, which means fewer seams and a structure built to handle recoil, temperature swings, and the general beating rifles take afield. The material is lighter than steel but tough enough to keep your glass in zero under demanding conditions. The engineering here is straightforward: your scope stays put so you can focus on your shot.

This is a short action mount, so verify your rifle's action length before ordering. High mounts work best if you're planning a larger objective bell or prefer more daylight under the scope. If you run a lower-power hunting scope and a traditional stock, you might find a standard-height mount more natural to your cheek position—that's a personal call based on your setup.

The DNZ Remington 700 Short Action High Mount keeps your scope where it needs to be—solid, repeatable, and ready for the field. Built from billet aluminum machined to precision tolerances, this mount is engineered for Remington 700 short action rifles and delivers the kind of dependable performance you expect from a dedicated, gun-specific base. Whether you're running a hunting rifle or a precision shooter, a high mount gives you the clearance for larger objective lenses and better cheek weld on most modern stocks.

DNZ mounts are made from solid-block billet aluminum rather than cast or welded construction, which means fewer seams and a structure built to handle recoil, temperature swings, and the general beating rifles take afield. The material is lighter than steel but tough enough to keep your glass in zero under demanding conditions. The engineering here is straightforward: your scope stays put so you can focus on your shot.

This is a short action mount, so verify your rifle's action length before ordering. High mounts work best if you're planning a larger objective bell or prefer more daylight under the scope. If you run a lower-power hunting scope and a traditional stock, you might find a standard-height mount more natural to your cheek position—that's a personal call based on your setup.