This collection contains scope rings and one-piece mounts for scopes with a 34 mm main tube, a size used by some long-range scopes. You find Davika rings and QD mounts for a Picatinny rail and the JK-N configurator for Picatinny and Blaser.
Rings at a glance
| Rings or mount |
Base |
Maker |
| 34mm scope mount cantilever |
Picatinny QD Ergo base |
Davika |
| 34mm scope mount |
Picatinny QD Ergo base |
Davika |
| 34mm scope rings |
Picatinny base |
Davika |
| Modular scope rings system for Blaser [configurator] |
- |
JK-N |
| Modular scope rings system for Picatinny [configurator] |
- |
JK-N |
Rings or a one-piece mount
Two separate rings let you set the spacing along the rail. A one-piece mount holds both rings on one base, so they are always aligned. A cantilever mount moves the scope forward. Davika makes its cantilever mounts for AR-10 and AR-15 rifles. All Davika rings and mounts are made of 7075-T6 aluminium and have the SMAI interface for accessories, see Add-on Picatinny rails for scope rings.
Ring height
Choose the lowest height at which the objective lens of the scope stays clear of the barrel. Davika gives the height from the center of the ring to the bottom of the mount: its rings come in 30, 34 and 38 mm, its one-piece QD mounts in 34 and 38 mm and the cantilever mounts in 38 mm. The JK-N configurator offers low, medium and high.
Mounting the scope
- Fix the lower ring halves on the base and put the scope in.
- Slide the scope forward or back until you see the full image in your shooting position.
- Level the reticle. See Bubble levels for rifle scope.
- Tighten the ring screws evenly, in turns, to the torque given by the maker. Davika gives max 5 Nm for the clamping plate and max 3 Nm for the ring screws.
For all rings by diameter, see Scope rings by diameter.
Frequently asked questions
Do these rings fit my scope?
Yes, if your scope has a 34 mm main tube. The ring diameter must be exactly the same as the tube diameter. You find it in the specifications of the scope.
Can I mount the scope myself?
Yes. Fix the rings, set the eye relief, level the reticle and tighten the screws evenly to the torque given by the maker.