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Telrad 2 inch riser base, matte black metal block with mounting holes

Telrad

Telrad 2 inch Riser Base ATTB2 Optic

SKU CH-K867-56C3R

A 2-inch riser base that offsets the sight from the main tube to increase eye relief

  • Increases eye relief for comfortable viewing
  • Offsets sight from main tube for better alignment
  • Compatible with existing mounting base for easy integration
  • Durable construction ensures stable optic positioning

Telrad 2" Riser Base ATTB2

This Telrad riser base attaches to an existing mounting base to offset the sight from the main optical tube. The additional height increases eye relief for the observer. It is a new accessory designed for use with Telrad reflex finders.

Suited for finders needing extra eye relief

Astronomers who require greater distance between the eye and the sight will benefit from this riser. Buyers who do not own a compatible Telrad mounting base cannot use this accessory. Those satisfied with their current eye relief should look at something else.

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Price $28.99
Cheaper than about 78% of the 1,401 comparable items (median $93.99).

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Questions about this item

Does the riser base require periodic tightening or replacement of its mounting hardware?

The riser base attaches to the existing mounting base with standard fasteners; inspect screws for tightness during routine collimation checks and replace only if threads strip or corrosion appears.

What is the first limitation that appears when the riser base is used continuously on a heavy telescope?

The added 2-inch offset increases lever arm on the original mount, so flex or gradual screw loosening under vibration will show before any deformation of the riser itself.

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