WEAVER Tactical Rings, 1", Six Hole, Medium, Matte

These rings fit on my weaver rail fine. I like the 6 hole vs the 4 hole rings. It makes it far more unlikely that they will all loosen and cause problems. Nicely built and lightweight. They hold my Leupold scope nice and secure

This is my second purchase of these Weaver 6-hole 1” Medium scope rings for a bolt action 308. Mounted them on a Ruger American Go Wild 308, that came with the factory Picatinny rail already installed on the receiver. These rings are wide due to the six hole design, but that is what you want when mounting a scope to a high-powered cartridge with substantial recoil! The more surface area of the scope that your rings touch the scope makes the scope more firmly secure to the rail. I mounted a 3x9x50 Vortex Crossfire II to the rifle, and the objective lens cleared the barrel by just over 1/4”. Don’t over-tighten the torx screws! Remember, these are aluminum rings, and they WILL strip out if you over-tighten them. These are rock-solid rings and I highly recommend them. Once they are on, your scope ain’t gonna budge! Note: tighten them slowly in a crisscross pattern the way you would with lug nuts on a tire wheel. Hope this helps someone

These are good quality rings for the money. They are well built and provide a solid mount for the scope. I did have to lap the rings to ensure that the scope did not bind when leveling the cross hairs and that surface was even between both rings. I do this with all scope rings. The wide base on these rings makes it a more stable surface for mounting. I have used these mounts on several rifles with no problems. Make sure use thread locker on the screws during assembly. Screws can come loose on heavy recoil rifles.

I’ve have used every Brand of Scope Rings I think that are made today and these made in the USA Weaver Tactical are by far the beefiest and best Machined with the tightest Tolerances. The cross bolt is square not round so it fits a Picatinny Rail perfectly with Zero and I mean Zero movement. I had to just lightly snug the Bolts until I settled my Optic due to the tight fitment but they work perfectly for me. They aren’t small Rings so take up some Rail but once Torqued your Optic isn’t going anywhere no matter what you do to your Rifle. I got the low and a 40 mic bell fits perfectly.

Bought 2 sets, one for my 30-06 and the other for my .243. The hold zero very well, no problems yet. Very happy with these rings, seem strong!

I've bought two sets of these. The first set was seemed like great quality and fit nicely. I was a little discouraged on the second set as they had some rust on the steel bolts and holes didn't line up perfectly as the first set( not bad though). I used some blue threadlock and fat wrench torque wrench to tighten them down. Time will tell if these will hold up. I really like that they are six hole mounts too.

Nice rings. Fit my 1" scope like a glove. Scope had enough tension just from base rings that I did not need top caps on when leveling. Stands up to my .308's recoil very well. Three trips to the range, 150+ rounds down range and hours riding in the truck and they are still at the same torque they were installed at. Nice alternative to dropping $150.00 to get that project up and running.

Works good.

Strong and well built. Husband used a set of these a couple years ago on another rifle with absolutely no issues.

Solid units. Purchased these for my Savage 10TR. Installed a Bushnell XLT 3-9X40 for deer hunting. Fits nicely, but the large factory picatinny rail is clearly designed with a much larger (and more powerful) scope. Something I'll be looking into perhaps when I setup the gun properly for long range fun. When I do, these rings will do nicely.

They got a nice design on the top rings with slots into them plus 6 screws front and back don’t think it’s going to be any problem Looks very strong and solid got them on a 300 wm

They hug the scoop nice and tight like yoga pants!! And they look and feel very well made. They hold the scope right as a tiger! Shipping was quick.

These mounts are exactly 0.283 inches high, or 7.2mm.