Scope Rings
- Out Of StockMASTERPIECE ARMS BA 35mm 1.25in Black Rings (DS9HYB-IDPA)Designed for hunters seeking top-tier optic stabilityBuilt-in leveling system visible with the weak eye while aimingLow-profile, snag-free design prevents catching on brush1" wide rings ...
$3,050.00 - Out Of StockSIG SAUER ALPHA1 1in Tube Low Scope Rings (SOA10019)Aluminum 1913 rail ringsCovered by SIG SAUER's Infnite Guarantee The ALPHA Hunting aluminum Weaver-style rings are machined with an exactness that is both strong yet ductile that allows Sig ...
$71.99 - Out Of StockEVOLUTION GUN WORKS Keystone Series 1in Medium Scope Rings (62001)Machined in house in one of EGW's CNC machining centers6061 aircraft grade aluminumT15 mounting hardware for the ring capsChromoly crossbolt and 1/2" nut for reliable and repeatable ...17% off
$59.99$71.99 - Out Of StockSIG SAUER Alpha6 34mm High Scope Ring Set (SOA64003)Compatible with 34mm maintubes and various sight heightsMachined from Sig Sauer's proprietary billet aluminum alloyType III flat black hard anodized finishBlack oxide hardened steel ...
$99.99 - Out Of StockWARNE HyperLite 34mm Black High Matte Scope Rings (8522M)35% lighter than standard aluminum ringsIntegrated recoil lug and dual-screw clamps maintain zero even under the harshest recoilPrecision CNC machined and topped with Cerakote to ensure flawless ...17% off
$90.99$109.99 - Out Of StockWEAVER Lever Lok 1in High Matte Black Top Mount Rings (WEA-49326)Easily detaches and remounts without toolsReliable Weaver cross-lock design for a rock-solid holdSolid-steel construction is rugged and dependableHeight: HighFor 1" MaintubesEasily detaches ...
$38.44 - Out Of StockSEEKINS PRECISION 34mm .92in Low 4 Cap Screw Scope Ring (0010630002)Compatible with Mil-Spec 1913 Picatinny railCenter lug machined into placeGrade 8 T25 Torx screwsSerialized pairsSlim line clampsAll mounting hardware included The finishing touches are almost ...
$141.00 - Out Of StockEVOLUTION GUN WORKS Keystone Series 34mm Tube .990in Low Scope Rings (62200)6061 aircraft grade aluminumT15 mounting hardware for the ring capsChromoly crossbolt and 1/2" nut for reliable and repeatable engagementFits picatinny and weaver style railsHorizontally ...17% off
$59.99$71.99 - Out Of StockSIG SAUER Alpha6 30mm High Scope Ring Set (SOA63003)Compatible with 30mm maintubes and various sight heightsMachined from Sig Sauer's proprietary billet aluminum alloyType III flat black hard anodized finishBlack oxide hardened steel ...
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Excitement about the purchase of a new scope for your firearm might carry you away from practical, less fun things like scope mounts and rings. And these attachments deserve no less attention than the scope itself.
Choosing scope rings can be tricky because of all the specs you need to consider, and the number of items available on the market can make you feel a little dizzy. But once you are familiar with all the aspects, you won’t feel any hesitation picking your personal best scope rings. So let’s dive in.
Base style
The first thing you need to do is figure out how to attach the rings to your firearm. Most modern rifles come with the base already attached. For non-optic-ready rifles, you need to buy one separately. Scope bases (Picatinny, Weaver, dovetail) differ by slot size and spacings between them. So pick scope rings compatible with your base.
Size
The ring size must match the scope tube diameter. The most common rifle scope tube sizes are 1 inch and 30mm. As long-range scope models are trending, you’ll also find many 34mm options.
So if your scope has a 30mm tube, you need 30mm scope rings.
Height
Scope rings come in low, medium, and high heights. To achieve maximum precision with fewer adjustments, you should be able to mount the scope as low as possible and in such a way that it doesn’t touch any parts of a firearm.
The lowest height for setting a scope equals the size of the ocular bell. For example, with a 40mm bell size, you probably want to go for low- or medium-height rings. And a 50mm bell scope will likely require high height rings.
Material
Most rifle scope rings are made either of steel or aluminum. Steel rings work best for heavy-recoil firearms as they make strong construction that won’t move. Lightweight scope rings are made of aluminum alloys.
Here are a couple of tips. If you want your ring parts to last as long as possible, you’d better buy scope rings with bolts or torx-head screws, because flathead screws are not so secure.
If you change scopes often or you just want to detach the scope whenever you like, you might want to pick horizontally clamping rings. Such ring design will allow you to separate the scope from the rifle without unclamping the rings.
GritrSports carries a broad range of high-quality scope rings and scope parts produced by such trusted brands as Talley, Weaver, Vortex, Leupold, and many others.