WEAVER30mm Six Hole Tactical High Rings (Matte Black)

Ring heights vary greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer so its very confusing without knowing the actual measurements. I couldn't find ring height information so I purchased all of them and measured them. Here are the ring heights for all the sizes. I ended up needing medium rings on a rem 700 with 20 moa base and a 44mm scope. The low rings fit too but the objective bell would touch the 20 moa base if I pulled the scope back to get some more eye relief. The position I ended up needing the scope in, the low rings would have worked fine but I like having the option of being able to move the scope a little further back in the future if necessary.Ring Height:(measured from base of ring to bottom of scope tube)30MM LOW .245 inch30MM MED .365 inch (+ .12 inch difference over LOW)30MM HIGH .490 inch (+ .125 inch difference over MED)30MM X-HIGH .610 inch (+ .12 inch difference over HIGH)

I like these rings and have used them successfully several times. I use the Wheeler magnets and Fat Wrench.Then bore sight on sand bags with bolt removed, peeking thru barrel at Big Dawg Blue 12" target at 100 yards.Use an external ballistics table for the specific cartridge (Hornaday.com). This is where the phrase "Spot-On" must come from. Zero at 100 yards and dial turrets out to 600 yards with 6.5 Creedmoor using ballistic calculator.

I really don't understand why those scope rings have so many positive reviews, the ones I received are complete garbage. Both rings came with sharp burrs and will require sanding and lapping before attempting to mount any scope. Furthermore, the inside diameter is roughly 29.2mm, as opposed to 30mm, so there's quite a big gap between the two ring halves when you attempt to mount a standard 30mm tube scope.

These rings work great and look great on my Vepr 54r.These rings are holding a Primary Arms 4-14x44 Mil Dot scope that is sitting on a Midwest Indurstries side scope mount.I had first bought the low rings but had to send them back cause they were way to low and the scope didnt clear the rear sight of my Vepr 54r..but this High Rings are just right..they are great quality rings :)

I bought these rings for my Remington 700 .308 to mount my 10-40x56 Sightmark riflescope.Pros: These rings look awesome. They are very solid and fit well with the squared crossbars. They worked perfectly with my scope, which clears the barrel by a perfect 1/8" with the caps installed or 1/4" without (barrel is a Remington 700 #7 Varmint Contour cut to 20" from recoil lug and measures .860" diameter @ muzzle).Cons: I had hoped for a nicer fit to the rail, but it's decent for the price. Also, upon opening these rings I decided that I wanted to check the fit of just the bottom half of one of the rings to my scope, so I slipped the bottom half of one of the rings on and it didn't just slide right in. The ring (both of them actually) were not quite cut round to fit the contour of the scope tube, and were machined quite roughly on the inside. So, having just slipped the ring on basically just to see how it looked, I removed the bottom half of the ring and some of my scope's coating with it. So, I would say make sure you run a lapping bar through these rings prior to putting a scope anywhere near them at all, unless you want a nice cut in the finish of your scope, like mine.

These are more substantial than regular rings. Very well engineered. Everything tightened as it should. I locktited the 2 center screws on each ring, after tightening down the 4 outers to good torque. Slightly longer than normal rings, so make sure you have the available length free on your scope, first. I mounted this onto a Weaver rail made for a Savage 12, and both items together are excellent. A lot of available space for adjusting the scope. FYI, the scope was a Hawke SF Eclipse 30 mildot - (I have a review for that scope). Hawke make some good scopes for realistic $.

Purchased these along with a new scope, still waiting on the scope but I have mounted them to my rifle and they seem very durable. I will update again after I mount the scope and use the rifle with a more detailed assessment.

I bought these rings to mount my new night vision scope, and they're good little rings. They seem sturdy and well made, but I am a little hesitant about the single knob to tighten to mount them to the rail. Time will tell if they stay put. They seem like they will.

Great Weaver rings, looks great, top quality. The package says for a 44mm objective optics but I fit a 50mm optic with a low profile weaver rail and it still a good amount of clearance between the barrel and the objective bell of the optic. Oh and another pro of the product... THEIR MADE IN THE U.S.A. NOT CHINA!

These are decent rings. Solid construction. Not made off shore. As good as or better than a brand name scope line for quarter the price. I have 3 sets.

Saddle height is 12 mm. The package specifies up to 44mm objective. If you have a bigger scope, you may need to look elsewhere. Otherwise decent rings.In spite of the package specifications, I was able to use these with a 56 mm Trijicon on my Sako A7.

I'm very pleased with these rings. I'm using them on my 7mm rem mag precision target rifle. I think they are as good as the Vortex rings on my other rifle at only 2/3 price.

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