UTGLeapers Inc., 30mm, 2 Pieces, High Profile Picatinny/Weaver

I purchased this for a Hatsan 155 torpedo and it works great . It gives me excellent eye relief and also comes with stop pins and even extra hardware. They are high profile mounts which accommodates a 6-24 ×50 scope nicely. I really like this and purchased 3 more for some of my other rifles. EXCELLENT PRODUCT(I found other mounts for cheaper prices but why risk buying junk when you have a proven product) just purchased another for a Hatsan150 sniper.( The last mount I received seemed a little off and had to shim rear mounts in order to get my scope to zero out,but no big deal. ) late entry I purchased 7 total and last 2 needed to be shimed so I think QUALITY CONTROL is needed. Also make sure you secure the bottom mounts before screwing down your set screw. Otherwise your alignment will be thrown off and your scope will have to be dialed to far left or right and if that happens you know the mount is fighting against the set screw.

I used this to mount a UTG Bug Buster scope on my Benjamin Marauder pistol air gun and it fit perfectly. Good quality, no machining marks or blemishes and nice finish. It is light weight and for the price, cant be beat.

Impressive construction and quality.

I got a better scope for my Gamo Magnum, and I wanted to use the Gamo 1-9 X40 AO on my Swarm Fusion as it is a much better scope than the Gamo scope supplied with my Fusion. However, it was a no-go with the standard Fusion mounting because the Magnum scope was too big for the Fusion. This UTG 1PC Offset Airgun Mount w/Stop Pin, 1" Dia, Bi-direction fits perfectly on the RRR Recoil Reduction Rail but offsets it from the Gamo Swarm Fusion10X Gen 2, so that there is no incompatibility with the scope and the Gamo Swarm Fusion 10X Gen 2, .22 Cal mechanism. In fact, it is a little higher and further back so that it is much easier to sight in and because it is a little higher and further back the reloading mechanism interferes less with the optics and makes a much clearer picture through the scope. In addition, this mount is an aircraft aluminum alloy. It is light and very rigid. This is perfect for a rock-solid mounting. I am not sure what alloy of aircraft aluminum they used. But typically, it is very strong. For instance, Aluminum Alloy 7075, which has zinc as the primary alloying element. Its strength is with strength comparable to many steels but much lighter. This mounting is therefore, very light and strong. It does not make the rifle feel top-heavy. UTG hit this one out of the park with design, strength, and functionality.

They didn't work for me. I mounted them on a Ruger 10/22 Takedown and I wanted to still use and see the stock sights but I could not see them through the holes. This mount was also way too high and I decided not to live with them and get the low mounts because since I was shooting a .22LR at close range I will probably have problems with parallax and I was actually lifting my head off the comb of the stock. I decided to get the low profile version of these and they work great for my application. The screw mounts and quick, tight, and secure. They make a six screw clamp if you need a really heavy duty clamp on your optic. Happy shooting. Cheers. UPDATE 3/5/13 Just a Note on my particular application on a Ruger 10/22 TAKEDOWN. I got the rifle because It can be taken apart and get smaller and is great for travel,hiking, and camping However, with a scope on Rifle (Nikon with .22LR BDC) the rifle Does NOT fit in supplied bag anymore. I have three options of which I don't like. 1)get a smaller scope that I do not need to remove to fit in bag but I like the scope) 2) Get a different bag that is bigger (but I the stock bag) 3) take the scope off everytime which is easy enough and there is plenty of room it the bag but the scope is off zero ever so slightly every time I mount and dismount (It makes this fairly accurate rifle a little less accurate and a chore to shoot. I'll let you know what I decide. For now rifle has been staying in one piece and going in a full size case. Not very practical for a TakeDown.Hope this helps. Good luck.

These are an extremely burly set of rings that perform as well as many of the premium branded rings. They are well made with a few surmountable exceptions. They are like many Chinese products ,close but not perfect. In this case they required a bit of finagling and a few expletives to get the clamp on one ring to slip on the picatinny type rail. Working the clamping nut hard against the staking got it free enough to mount. The clamping nuts are sort of wing nuts that can be tightened by hand pressure, but you had better check them periodically, because like any other clamping mechanism, they can work loose as mine did. The nice part of the clamping nut is the holes in each wing that will accept an allen wrench or nail and can be used to really clamp down or to loosen when more refined tools aren't available. Ordering another set today.

I recently upgraded the optics on two of my airguns with UTG Swat scopes. Both guns being break barrels, I also invested in UTG dove tail to Weaver droop compensator mounts. The droop compensators raise the height of the scopes to a point where I had to get more of a "jaw weld" than a cheek weld on the comb of the rifles, using the medium rings that came with the scopes. I ordered these rings, and they did help quite a bit, though I'm still not getting the true cheek weld I had hoped for. The rings are solid and have a positive lock on both the mount and my scopes. They have the "fabric tape" in them that many rings have, and overall do the job famously. Overall, I am very happy with these rings.

UTG's stuff is just awesome, and these rings are no exemption. They hold my rifle scope nice and tight, and with four screws instead of the traditional two this scope is going no were. The fact that they are raised make it easier to work the bolt on my rifle. A huge plus for me is the you can detach your scope rather quickly, even compared to the "Quick Detach" scope rings. And for $15 they are a steal. I would recommend this to anyone who want a raise scope ring that is strong,cheap, and if you have one anything with Picatinny rails.

mounted it on the dovetail under the rear iron sights of a Mosin Nagant. Has some set screws, so I drilled slightly into dovetail to make slight indentations on the nagant and used a little JB weld to help secure the works in place. Blue loctite on threads and have about 80 rounds through it and hasn't budged at all. Considering this is really intended for an airgun... I'm impressed.

Sehr gut, hält mein Zielfernrohr zuverlässig auf meiner 308. Einfache Montage.

Die Montage ist schwarz eloxiert und nicht wie bei Sutter schwarz angepinselt . Das Material besteht aus super harten Duraluminium ( Flugzeugqualität ) . Ich kann die Montage von UTG nur empfehlen !!! MfG

De momento cumple bien..

Un po' più massicci rispetto ad altre marche ma per il prezzo che hanno i grammi in più non mi disturbano