Monstrum Precision V2 Scope Rings | 30 mm diameter

Best value. Very nice rings, very study and well made. This is my third pair.

As long as you aren't shooting something super long range or with a crazy amount of recoil on it, these rings will hold up just slapping them on and going to town. If you need more out of them, I would lap them and really take your time mounting. Mine were initially a little off when I mounted the scope without lapping the rings but all I did was swap the location of each ring and my scope was dead on. Still recommend them for the price for sure.

Love the double lug bottom halves, and each of the 3 pairs of holes were well aligned for each pair of top & bottom halves. But the high ridges along the split cuts and on at least one interior radial edge of each piece were visibly evident & tactilely undeniable. No problem for me since I always lap rings anyway, but purchasers new to mounting scopes should be aware of this quality issue. Once lapped, they're great, and hard to beat at this price unless you're putting a massive stargazer scope on top of a real harden-kicken-louden-boomer. For a typical 50mm scope with 30mm tube going on a nominal-weight rifle in the 6.5CM recoil class or under (ultralight rifles notwithstanding), these should serve well and last a lifetime.

Nice looking sturdy scope mounts.

I’m not typically a fan of cheap scope rings and I was very surprised at the quality of these rings. I normally buy rings costing easily five times but these cost, but I have to say I was amazed at the quality and fit of the scope rings really just needed a cheap set for a project, but I will definitely buy these again and see how they work on a more substantial project.

These are great! I checked for parallel, and these were good! the 3 screws per side made me paranoid about over tightening, but I used blue loc-tite liquid, and torqued to a slightly lower spec, and it's holding fine without crushing or binding my Sig 4-16x. I'm using the 0.85" height on a Savage Axis II 22-250, so no recoil related loosening effects, and it sits low to the barrel. I did buy a 1.0" and it was a little tall for my preference, but my normal max distance is around 300yds, and I don't run any accessories at the end, so I don't really need any elevation. Works great with my varmint set-up!

These rings securely, hold your optic, and have mounting lugs to keep them from moving under recoil outstanding rings for the price have many Monstrum rings and mounts never had an issue. Simple and easy to mount!

First set of this brand that I have purchased. If my example is any indication, these rings appear to be very good quality, have "Torx" style fasteners, and are a very good bargain compared to the more expensive "name" brand rings. Very happy with the 30mm, .850 height set that I purchased.Addendum 3/27/23: (Applicable to the "WEAVER" style rings only!) Regarding these rings, be advised that the integral "key" in the bottom of the ring, where it clamps to the Weaver style rail, is not sufficient in width to properly engage the rail so that it provides a recoil stop. This integral "key" needs to be wider in order to properly engage the slots on the rail. If using the rings that are designed for PICATINNY style rails, these should be OK. Again, if using the rings designed for the WEAVER style rail, be advised not to use them if a positive "recoil stop" to prevent movement of the rings/optics is desired.