UTGLeapers Inc., 1", 2 Pieces Med Pro Picatinny/Weaver

[This is the same review for the Low, Medium and High UTG 30mm Weaver Mount, See-Thru Scope Rings] Okay, this is a scope ring. What do you expect - they mount on the rail, they hold a scope. Actually these receive the 5 star rating for a number of reasons - with ONE drawback. The Drawback: They say 'See-Thru' which is technically true. However you are looking through a slit in the low rise base that is maybe a 1/4" high opening - so if you can adjust your "cheek to stock weld" AND you can see below both the ocular and objective lenses AND you can still see the rifle's sights - then they are 'See-Thru'. This applies to 'Low Rise' - the Medium and High 'See-Thru' mounts have some functionality. These are one of the 'true' Weaver mounts still available [not Picatinny' rail mounts] and the only ones I've found that fit on a Savage [semi-proprietary - not quite Picatinny, Mil-Spec or Weaver] scope base. The fit and finish are excellent - nice matte - seemingly durable finish. I've used these and mid-rise and high rise on a couple of rifles for varmint scopes so I can attest they hold zero consistently. Two things I do not know: 1. If they hold zero once removed and replaced on the mounting rail/base since I don't remove optics except with 'quick-release' fittings for 'tactical' rifles. 2. I do not know how well they hold up and are durable with heavy calibers - the largest caliber I've used these on is 5.56mm. I currently have mounted 4 scopes using UTG 30mm rings and have experienced and have had no complaints for rifles from 22LR, .17 HMR to 5.56 mm and 5.7 x 28. They do the job as well as rings costing 10x as much. Pros: Cost/Price Finish Ease of Use [the flat top on the ring makes it very easy to level a scope - simple mounting screws with provided allen wrench] Seemingly durable Consistency in product quality [4 different sets low, med, high - all with the same build quality] Value for the dollar Cons: Low rise are not really functionally 'See-Thru' Personally, I would and do recommend this product and would suggest [unless you know specifically where your L.O.S. and objective lenses are on the rifle] that you buy the set of three - low, medium and high so you get the best fit for scope, rifle and shooter. For comments on seller - see seller feedback.

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.

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.

Rings are light. And seem pretty solid. I have always liked having two screws on each ring. So that’s a plus. Hight is exactly what I was looking for. Needed a higher set of rings for a 44mm bell. Fits perfectly with enough space from barrel to bottom of bell. What I don’t like. Is the tightening screws on the side. To tighten the rings to the rail. They’re a lightweight alloy. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. They can and will strip/break if you use a little A$$ behind it to snug them up. I know better too. If you just use a little lock-tite. And tighten them up. With out trying to put the screw threw the rail. You’ll be fine. I can’t comment on how well they hold up to a larger caliber than a 270. But so far they are holding up good on my 5.56, 7m-08, and 270. Not sure if I’ll try them on my 300 win. Those rounds are a bit more pricey to have to keep sighting in.

The mounts were exactly as described and fit perfectly. The scope slipped right into palce with no binding or alignment issues. Hardware was great. Overall, I would rate them a 5 out of 5 for quality. I would not hesitate to order another set.

I used these scope mounts to mount a Nikon 3-9x40 Rimfire BDC 150 scope to my Savage Mark II GL. Mated with a pair of #16 Weaver mounts the fit was perfect. The bell of the scope sits just above the rifle keeping a nice low profile and allows me to keep a nice cheek weld with the rifle while getting a great sight picture. Inside the rings there is a protective rubber like material to protect your scope so the metal rings do not mar your new investment. I have removed and reinstalled these rings three times already as I tinker with my setup and there is no damage whatsoever to my scope. Once installed, my scope is nice and secure with no movement whatsoever. Had I purchased a $400 scope I may have looked into getting Burris ZEE rings or something like that, but for my needs these worked perfectly.

I bought a new scope and decided to give the UTG rings a try since the reviews were so good and they cost WAY less than what I normally buy. I made a huge mistake though. I bought a couple scopes. One scope was a 40mm and one is a 50. The "medium UTG rings and the 50mm Sig scope are not a good match. The scope rests right on the rail. I know better I just didn't think about it when I ordered. So I bought the high scope and it clears just fine now. The mount secures tight to the rail and grips my scope like a child to his favorite toy The Good: 1. The Price 2. Build quality seems good 3. THey tighten up very well to the rail 4. They tighten very well to the scope 5. They adjust quickly Conclusion" Im really pleased with the rings and very much recommend them

Just put these on the Akela bullpup as it needs high rings to allow you to get a cheek weld and see thru the scope. These work fine...though some might want Extra-High for a bit more leeway. It's best to have the scope as close to the bore as possible to make ranging trajectory easier to compute...and these are about 2.875" over the bore which makes very close shots need some hold-under with a 20yd zero which is then within 1/2" out to about 50 yds which then starts needing hold over compensation. This is with 18.1 grain JSB Heavies @ 900'ish which is full power in the Akela with hammer settings stock. Probably more in there if you'd want it but 33ft/lbs is pretty decent and much more powerful than the Marauder .22 this replaces. Good rings for a good price...good kit.

Gli attacchi sono solidi e danno l'impressione di stabilità. Li ho presi per installare un'ottica 6x24x42 su una slitta Picatinny di un Saiga MK102 in calibro .223. Valuterò la stabilità effettiva durante un test in poligono.

I have used several different scope rings on my rifles and ran into different problems like the hold now screws backing off from recoil and not being able to remove the scope and put it back on with out having to zero the scope again, and then my friend told me about the Weaver style rings, so i gave them a try, and hell i am so impressed with them i have installed them on all my rifles. I just love the fact i can remove the scope when i am done shooting at the range and put it away and when i go back to the range i just have to put it back on and not worry about having to zero it again. I Love the rings and would definately recommend these rings to any one that is interested in removing the scopes from there rifles and don't want to have the worry about having to zero it again. I have them on my 300 Win Mag and have had no problems.

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Utg products deliver real world quality and durability at unbeatable prices. What more needs to be said.