AccuShot Picatinny/Weaver Medium Profile 2-piece 1-inch Rings

I see from the web site that I have ordered these 5 times before. I have NEVER had any issues with these rings. I am NOT a fancy pants, stuck up "precision" shooter, I hunt and I do tactical training. These don't cost a lot, and its from a classy company--they include an extra ring screw in case one gets lost or you lose one. Now who does that anymore? That's class. I am just now ordering my 6th, and will keep on using them as I keep adding to my arsenal. You will NOT be disappointed. 5 stars for sure.

Great rings but you have to buy a rail mount to use them. It has been 27 years since I mounted a scope...nice Saturday surprise. Guess I will put away my tools, order the rail mount, and wait anxiously upon its arrival.

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.

I like these rings because they use 4 screws per ring to clamp the scope in place. That makes them sturdy enough to meet the task. This is my third pair that I have purchased here. That alone should indicate how I feel about these scope rings. They work as advertised which makes me a happy customer.

These rings are great for the price you pay. The kit comes with the two rings, as pictured, with an extra screw and the proper size allen key/wrench. You're definitely going to want to use BLUE lock tight on the screws, after you properly mount your scope of course, because the screws on the top and the sides cannot take very much torque. The kit does not, however, come with any instructions or suggested torque settings, but what I did was I just used the smaller part of the "L" of the allen key/wrench as the leverage end, the part in your hand, and only applied as much torque as i could with that to the top screws. The set nuts have holes drilled into them that the allen key/wrench fits in, and it's what i used to tighten the rings to the rifle. They do not need to be under that much torque, and I've heard that these rings are very, very easy to strip out, so be careful when attaching your scope to your rifle. For entry level rings that will hold your scope on and not cost as much as the scope did, these are great. Highly recommended.

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 these rings last year to install a Nikon Buckmasters scope onto my Ruger American .270 deer rifle. I waited a year to write my review since I figured that they would hold zero at the range for one or two trips just fine. Well a year and a few boxes of ammo later, they have held my scope perfectly zeroed. The rifle has been laid behind the seat of my truck, set on the passenger seat and slid into the passenger door during a turn, and I've done the ol' "lean it on the side of the pickup thinking it won't slide over while I put my gloves on" and had it slide over. My first shot of this season to test zero was shooting a tomato at 100 yards (comparison to a deer heart) and the result was a cloud of tomato mist. I also tested on a paper target and found it dead on. Definitely worth the money. Update 1/12/2016: This year I took the rifle out to zero it and found that it was shooting about 1.5" to the right of zero at 100 yards. Remarkably consistent for 3 years of usage. These rings are a great value.

I used these to mount a Vortex Scope on a Savage Axis II. Work great! I have used a number of these sets of rings, they are my go to when mounting up a scope on a rifle.

Fit perfectly to scope a rimfire with weaver base

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.

An der picatinny schiene funktioniert der Aufsatz super. Hab’s für ein rimfire Gewehr genutzt

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It is very good and it fits better than I have expected. You can trust the quality of the product. Thank you