Green Blob Outdoors30mm / 1 inch Cantilever Scope Mount Scope Rings with Picatinny Rail Top Caps for Burris Leupold Vortex Nikon Scope

good product

Great product. I've put thousands of rounds through my rifle with this scope mount since purchase and it has not come loose or anything. I've made adjustments since adding and its been great. I would recommend.

So, at first I gave this product a 1 star review. I have had rings before that I had no problem using an allen key or star wrench to get the bolts out to put the scope on. This set does not come with an allen key to unlock the top screws. But after I purchased a set of rings and tried them out, I had a bit more of a headache so I grabbed these from my junk draw to try them again. With a new allen key set I was able to get the top bolts out finally. The reason I am changed the 1 star review to a 4 star is because the rings I purchased did not sit flush with my AR and when they finally did either the charging handle was not accessible or it was out of the eye relief range (happens when using a 1.5-4 scope). After giving these a 2nd shot I am not as disappointed in them. They did not sit as low as I would wish for my scope (my rings were almost touching) but they do allow me to use my leupold scope without any interference with either my charging handle or the eye relief being to far. I will edit the review (again) if anything goes wrong with them, when I take them out shoooting this weekend. But I surely doubt since they are one solid piece. I would recommend these to anyone not looking for any kind of serious shooting (competition mostly) but for plinking they should work just fine.

I got this to mount a scope I recently reviewed for the Amazon Vine program: Bushnell 353940B Elite 3500 Doa 600 Riflescopes Series Box, 3-9 X 40, Matte It is mounted on an MGI Hydra AR in 9 mm, and this mount was a great improvement over individual rings. I've only had it to the range once, and have not given it the shakedown I would like. It held tight through 60 rounds, but then 9 mm is pretty tame on recoil.I prefer single piece mounts, as I think they are more solid and better aligned than separate rings. I have had bad experiences with QD mounts, and prefer the hex head bolts used here, even though they require a tool to get them tight (I carry a tiny adjustable wrench in my range bag for that). It seems pretty well machined and solid, and I have had no problems with it so far.There are many gear snobs who will look down their noses at anything that doesn't cost your firstborn child, but sometimes less expensive gear can be just fine. I wouldn't mount a $2,000 scope with this, but it would probably work just fine for that anyway.Works well for me so far, but as I give it more use, problems may arise. I'll report back if anything significant show up.While working with all the tiny bolts can be tedious, I find that mounts with multiple bolts per ring can be more solid. Your mileage may vary.Nicely done metal construction, although I haven't tested it with a square, etc to make sure everything is perfectly true.

This mount as is, is not going to hold up on anything high power, .308 In my case, the plastic inserts for a 1 inch tubes certainly only gonna work for low power application, and in that case I would recommend just getting 1 inch mount, the six Allen bolts holding on the ring tops are adequate and hold a 30mm tube well, the 2 bolts and nuts that hold it to the picatinny are very low quality and completely inadequate, but it's a fairly easy fix to press out the junk bolts, go down to your local nut and bolt store and buy some slightly larger (I dont remember the exact size) and high quality hardened Allen bolts and nuts and change them out, and it's only gonna cost you a couple dollars. that's my experience with this mount I hope it help you.

This is mounted atop my production stock savage 10 s/a in .308. Sits atop a 20 moa redfield base picked up at Academy. Sits squarely and have zero issues out to 1000 yards. I didn't realize how good it was until I changed it out to Monstrum Tactical mid rise singles. This was because I changed to zero moa base to the 20 moa and wanted to lower the scope. However as it turned out there was so much slop in those rings I couldn't get any closer than POI of 1 FOOT right of aim point with full left dialed in the scope. This was at 100 yds. I thought the base was the issue, but then put this on the 20 moa base and within a few shots had my zero back. So now I know just how good this mount is. It's not going anywhere anytime soon. This bad boy reaches out to 1000 yds relentlessly without so much as a hiccup. Monstrum's went back.

Nice mount that sits perfectly atop my 300BLK pistol. I have scout scope resting in it and have had none of the issues I see some others have reported. It locked up tight on the scope and the weapon. No movement through a 320 round range day. I am shooting supersonic 130gr. hand loads. Not huge recoil but more than a 22. Overall it held its zero and I have had no issues. I do realize that it is a less than 20 buck mount and am very impressed with it for that. I know people that would not even consider looking at it just for that reason. I am not one of those people and I believe that quality doesn’t have to only come with a name like Geissele or Leupold. I spent less and used the extra cash for accuracy practice. I recommend it.

So after waiting for this to show up for more than a week (wasn't fulfilled by amazon *shrug*) I was someone disappointed to find that it didn't fit the scope I wanted it to (nikon P223 3x32). It did however nicely fit a larger bushnell scope I was putting on another rifle. It sits about where you would hope an AR scope mount would and doesn't require extra risers, so it's perfect for most AR builds.