Modkin 1 Inch Scope Rings Set of 4, 2 Pieces High Profile Scope Mounts and 2 Pieces Medium Profile Scope Rings for Picatinny Rail

Great rings for the money. My second order. I used them on air rifles.

Scope rings can be some of the most overpriced things on the planet. I don't know why rings have to cost half the price of the scope. For most applications, these are good rings. They don't cost a lot, they work well, I haven't had any problems with them as far as they're being off size or anything like that. Actually I'm pretty impressed with them so I will keep buying them. I don't know that I would put them on the most expensive rifle out there if I were going halfway around the world to hunt some exotic animal, but if I were doing that, I wouldn't be buying cheap rings anyway.

This set of scope rings worked fine for mounting scope on pistol.

Works extremely well on my short action rifles.

Good rings. Wish they came in a 3 pack with maybe a low version to compare. However, the medium rings did what I needed for my 50mm scope. They are solid and my scope holds zero just fine with them. Note, I used them on a rimfire rifle.

These are a great addition to any rifle! Mounts super easy, fit well and tight. Alignment is super simple on these!

I had to buy these because the rings from the scope I bought were badly made. These rings are very well machined and finished, with great attention to detail. Each set of rings comes with a spare Allen head screw, an Allen wrench, and very neat and compact packaging. The Allen wrench fits into a hole in the side of the clamp nut so that you can use the Allen wrench as a sort of mini pry bar to clamp the rings to the mount solidly (nice detail to be aware of). The only thing I would point out that you need to be aware of is that the shafts of the screws for the clamp can be seen in the clamping groove. What that means is that for a Picatinny rail, where there are multiple cuts in the rail, these should clamp down to where they can't be driven off with a hammer. For a Weaver type mounting system, if you don't have any cross grooves in the Weaver mount (across the longitudinal axis of the mount), these probably aren't going to fit. I happened to have Weaver mounts with that groove, so happiness was achieved. If I'm going to get super nit picky, I'll point out that the finish isn't so much what I would consider a "matte" finish as a low semi-gloss. They still look great on the gun, though. I frankly can't believe the company makes any money at all on these when you can get two sets of rings for so little money, but they're certainly worth every penny of what I paid, and more.

They work well with rimfire rifles, but because there is no square locking lug, they come loose from the more substantial recoil of centerfire cartridges.