Get the perfect scope elevation and enhanced stability with a premium Remington 7600/7615 Picatinny Rail by Australian firearms experts MANAEL. 

Whether you're regularly shooting at 20 metres, 200 metres or 2000 metres, the MANAEL rails are available in four elevations so you can set your scope "zero" at the distance you need and have complete confidence the shots are going where you want them.

Not sure which MOA you need? Check out our handy guide below.

Attention to detail is what sets these rails apart. Designed and made 100% in Australia for Aussie conditions, by the experienced experts at MANAEL and tested in strenuous competition and hunting situations to ensure it ticks all the boxes. 

Comes with upgraded MANAEL heavy duty screws.

Smooth champhered edges to all mean no snags (one less thing to worry about when hunting or in competition!).

Rugged design is built to last. Each rail is fabricated from billet aluminium for the perfect balance of keeping the weight down and durability up. Extensive testing by the team at Ignition Custom Engineering and MANAEL ensures these rails will hold up to whatever you can throw at it.

Australian Made by MANAEL in Adelaide, South Australia.

• Includes fitting hardware
• Designed to last, made rugged from billet aluminium design 
• Smooth snag free champhered edges
• Finished in Black
• Slect MOA from drop down menu (0 MOA, 20MOA)
• Universal fit for left and right hand rifles

How do I know which MOA rail is best for my rifle? 

First step: figure out how much extra travel the scope has:

Once mounted and zeroed at your desired distance, wind the turret backwards as far as it will go. Count the clicks.

Add how far you went back PLUS the scope base.

Eg; If you wound back 13 MOA and you're using a 20 MOA rail, that would be 33MOA. So you would want a 30MOA rail to get maximum elevation (with 3MOA buffer).

20 MOA is usually the "all rounder" that will enable you to shoot at closer and longer distances (several hundred metres). It will depend how much elevation your scope/optics has.

Depending on your scope, it is usually good to a few hundred metres.

0 MOA is ideal if you are only doing close range work (it may limit your elevation for longer distances).