Telescope Triple Finder Base Bracket for Mounting Red Dot Sights Laser Pointers
Product Description
Features: This mount bracket is suitable for 3 finderscopes or other optical devices to mount to your telescope. Such as viewfinder sights, red dot reflex sights, green laser pointer mounts, mini sights, etc. Simply insert this bracket into the dovetail slot on the telescope; Each finder is securely clamped with two screws; Using different types of finder at the same time; you can find your favourite objects easier and faster. Use any combination of three aiming devices you wish including finder scope; red dot reflex sights; green laser pointer brackets; mini guide scopes and more; Attach three finder scopes or other aiming devices to your telescope quickly and easily. All aluminum alloy metal construction and anodizing aluminium process, extending the using cycle of this premium finder scope bracket; great for both visual observers and astrophotographers.
Package include: 1 x Finderscope Bracket
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2.Receiving time = Processing time + Shipping time. 3. Processing Time: Around 1-2 business Days. 4. Shipping Time: 3-5 business day.
it may have a little delay during some holiday (such as Christmas),any problem ,please feel free to contact.
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1.30 days warranty from the purchased date. Please contact us via email before returning the defective item.
2.Our
warranty does not extended to any product that are physically damaged
or that are not under normal operating conditions as result of misuse or
improper installation on the buyer/user's part.
3.Return items should include the original packaging and all accessories. buyers MUST contact us for the returning address.
4.In
all cases, buyers pay shipping fees at their own cost to return
products for exchange or refund. We will be responsible for the postage
of replacements. Refund will be made upon receipt of the returned item.
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