"Leapers RGWM-25H4 Inc., 1"", 2Piece, High Profile Picatinny/Weaver", multi, one size

I used these to mount a Vortex Diamondback HP 4-16x42. They worked well. I have also used these for mounting 4-12x40 Vortex scopes. I like that the rings have 4 screws to hold the scope. They seem to be made well, and they look nice. The UTG mounts are my go to scope rings. The price is reasonable for the value you get. I will definitely buy these again. I have used 6-8 sets of these in both high and medium heights.

Needed these for a Savage Axis .270 bolt action rifle that came with a scope. The scope sat on top of the bolt so closely that only my wife's tiny hands could operate the bolt. Since the rifle was for our grandson I knew taller mounts were a must have. I like UTG/Leapers because they have moved back to the USA in Michigan and are making a lot of stuff here now. The USA made mounts that I wanted were not available at the time on Amazon and it was a Christmas gift and all so I bought the imported ones. Now they are well made and a good value but I'd rather paid the extra for the made in USA mounts.These mounts raised the scope enough to actuate the bolt throughout it's range of motion without hitting the scope even with my gazoot hands. We took it to the range just after Christmas to zero it in. We leveled the scope and it took my dead-eye grandson 3 rounds to zero it. We moved to 200 yds and took 2 more shots to confirm zero.Very light and well made from a respected company.

I bought these to mount a Simmons 3-9 x 50 scope to Ar15 with Picatinny rail. They fit the rail with no issues and the 1inch barrel of the scope fits fine. These are not as refined as more expensive mounts. By that I mean that edges are not as finished as some others. The "see through" is useless with the scope that I have. If you have maybe a 40 it might work. That being said, I wasn't planning on using the see through anyway, it was strictly to have enough height for the scope not to hit the Quad rail. All in all they are secure and do the job. For the money it's a great deal for less than $10. Don't know how anyone makes money like that but not my problem. I would recommend these for someone on a budget.

I've inatalled hundreds of scope mounts on dozens of different types of rifles, during 25 years of hunting. And, with each pair I've wrestled with; they all seemed to share the same "challenges."* They don't line up evenly, with my rifle and the scope.* They "loosen up" easily, even though I always tighten them, real snug.* Using the red or blue "lock / thread tight" liquids are a mess, if and when removing the scope is required.* The "hex bolts" requiring an Allen Wrench, tend to (invariably) round off... If that happens, the bolts may as well be welded on, at that point.Well, all those headaches appear to have dissipated with these mounts.They're strong, easy to tighten, and very sollid. I'm using them to mount a deluxe scope, om my 30.06, so I needed a pair of really solid and reliable mounts. These babies have done the trick!They don't budge!

I bought these mounts to give myself some more wiggle room when it came to mounting my Barska 4-9x32 Plinker scope to my Umarex .22 M-16 SPR. The rail system on that gun unfortunately is not setup to take scopes directly, so in addition to these, I had to purchase Barska's AR Riser mount to make my Scope Mount work. Anyhow, on to the rings themselves!As others have mentioned, be careful tightening the screws. While the rest of the mount feels solid, the threads are fragile, so care must be exercised when tightening them. Otherwise, they work great! They give a nice boost to Scope height and are great for mounting to any AR platform. I'd say the only thing to be careful of is that they can't take very large scopes. You'll need larger rings to do so. While my 4-9x32 scope did mount, the fit was very tight so keep that in mind when you're shopping for scopes.

I'm going to keep this review short and sweet. I have used this model of rings on my Remington 700 in .308 with 26" hbar and a couple of different scopes. I use a machined aluminum pic-rail that only ran me about 40 bucks. In each set up the rifle, and myself, are keeping under 1/2moa out to 200 yards. I have not had the opportunity to shoot beyond that distance as of yet but I can't imagine it being any different out to 400 or 600 yards. My question is, why do I need to spend between 90 and 140 bucks on a set of rings when these do the intended job with results to back them up? Am I going to shoot tighter groups than 1/2moa by dropping another hundred dollars on rings? I doubt it.These mount up tight, stay tight. I never have a ring related loss of zero or had any of them break for any reason. They are my rings of choice, I don't care what I'm shooting.

These are as the description says. Perfect height to mount up to a 40mm OL scope on an AR. Could fit up to a 50mm OL scope, maybe a little larger even. If you are looking for inexpensive 1" rings for your AR or other riffle that requires hi profile rings look no further. For the price, I would give 5 stars. Comparing to other scope rings objectively, 3 stars is being charitable..Pros: Price point. Sold build. Mounted to gun well. Easy on, Easy off..Cons: Actual size is less than 1 inch so there is space between the clasps (low spec tolerance is my guess). One of the top screw was really difficult to screw in, it did go all the way in eventually. These are still $5 rings.I would recommend these if you are looking for inexpensive rings.FYI, these would not work with BUIS, at least not on my setup.

... es ist nicht von UTG und entsprach nicht der Produktbeschreibung. Hier würde ich aufpassen. Dank Amazon ist die Rücksendung und -erstattung kein Problem.