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The Picatinny rail system features slots spaced at precise 5.23 mm intervals, enabling consistent and versatile use along its entire length. This system is designed for ease of mounting and is universally compatible; accessories designed for a Picatinny rail will fit seamlessly, irrespective of the manufacturer or the date of production. Known for its affordability, durability, and reliability, the Picatinny rail is a popular choice among professionals and military personnel, making it a dominant player in the scope mounts market in recent years.
The Picatinny design marks a significant advancement over the older Weaver standard. Unlike the Weaver system, which offers only a few predetermined slots, the Picatinny rail boasts continuous slots across its surface. This feature provides the flexibility to mount devices at any preferred location. Additionally, the slots on a Weaver rail are narrower, at 3.8 mm, allowing mounts designed for Weaver rails to fit on a Picatinny rail. However, mounts specifically made for Picatinny rails do not fit on Weaver rails due to the size difference of recoil stoppers. This compatibility and versatility make the Picatinny rail a superior mounting solution in various applications.
Contessa, an Italian manufacturer renowned for its high-quality scope mounts, combines decades of experience with advanced 3D technology and precision handcrafting. Recognized internationally, its mounts are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, featuring soft, rounded edges. Contessa Picatinny rails are machined to strict tolerances, and feature one of the best fit and finish. Each rail bears the distinctive golden Contessa logo, symbolizing quality and craftsmanship.
Browning Arms Company was founded in 1880 by the prolific inventor John Moses Browning in Ogden, Utah. The company's innovative designs were produced by major manufacturers including Winchester, Colt, and Fabrique Nationale of Belgium. Known for a variety of firearms like the Colt Peacemaker and Browning automatic rifles, Browning also diversified into non-firearm products such as knives and clothing. In 1977, it was purchased by the Belgian firm Fabrique Nationale and remains influential in the firearms industry.
The Browning A-Bolt SA rifle, introduced in 1984 as a successor to the Browning BBR rifle model, is a centerfire bolt-action repeating rifle. It features a bolt with a small extractor and plunger-style ejector, three locking lugs that lock into the front of the receiver, and a free-floating barrel with a glass-bedded recoil lug. The two-position safety catch is located on the neck of the stock, just behind the bolt. The A-Bolt SA rifle has four holes on the receiver for mounting purposes.
Browning A-Bolt SA is available in the following variants: Classic Hunter Stainless, Composite Stalker, Digital Green, Eclipse hunter with BOSS, Grade III Octagon, Hunter
Hunter FLD, Hunter Left Hand, II Long Range Hunter Composite, II Long Range Hunter Gray Laminate, II Long Range Hunter Stainless Mossy Oak Brush, II Target/Varmint, Suppressor Ready Mossy Oak Brush, M-1000 Eclipse, Medallion Grade V Octagon 25th Anniversary, Medallion Left-Hand, Micro Hunter, Micro Hunter Left-Hand, Mountain Ti
Mountain Ti Mossy Oak Brush, Mountain Ti Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity, Stainless Hunter, Stainless M-1000 Eclipse, Stainless Mossy Oak Brush, Stainless Stalker, Target, Target Stainless, TCT Varmint, Varmint Stalker, White Gold Medallion, Wildlife Conservation Collection, Special Hunter, White Gold, Medallion.
Browning A-Bolt SA is chambered for the following calibers:
The Contessa Picatinny Rail for Browning A-bolt SA is constructed from steel, known for its superior hardness and durability compared to aluminum, ensures a higher degree of repeatability with less wear over time. The picatinny rail features 18 slots and 4 mounting holes, all secured with 6-48 threading. A distinct central canal on the rail allows for the concurrent use of the rifle's iron sights, offering a reliable backup sighting solution without the need to remove the picatinny rail when there is nothing mounted on it. This picatinny rail is attached to the rifle with four screws.
Usually, a Picatinny rail can be mounted on multiple different rifles if they share the same mounting surface, which we commonly refer to as the mounting standard. The Contessa Picatinny Rail for Browning A-bolt SA can be mounted on the following rifles, which share the same mounting standard:
Remove all the stains (grease, oil etc.) from the rifle's receiver with a cleaning fluid (acetone). Once the surface is clean and dry, check whether the screws match the rail and the holes on the receiver. Before mounting the rail permanently, apply a minimal amount of thread-locking fluid 278 or 648 on screws. Be careful not to get the fluid in or near the mounting holes. Carefully clean the remaining excess fluid around the rail with a cleaning fluid. Using a torque driver, screw the screws appropriately (up to 3 Nm/26.5 in-lbs).
If you require any mounting tools, you can find them on our Rifle Scope Mounting Tools page.
Each package comes complete with one steel rail, a sturdy wrench for easy installation, and four screws to securely attach the rail to your firearm.
This product comes with a 30-year warranty.