Scope rings by diameter

Scope rings must match the diameter of your scope’s main tube — and getting it right is essential for a secure fit, consistent zero, and long-term performance. This category helps you find the correct rings for your optic by tube size: 1 inch (25.4 mm), 30 mm, 34 mm, and others.

Why Tube Diameter Matters

Scope tubes come in standard sizes. Rings that don’t match will either not fit at all or may damage the scope tube and affect alignment. Always confirm your scope’s main tube diameter before choosing rings.

Common Sizes Explained

• 1" (25.4 mm): Traditional hunting scopes and classic optics.
• 30 mm: Most popular modern size — ideal balance of strength and adjustment range.
• 34 mm: Preferred for long-range, tactical, and high-magnification scopes.

Match Rings to Your Rifle & Rail

After choosing the tube size, make sure the base type (Picatinny, Blaser saddle mount, dovetail, etc.) and ring height are correct for your setup. All components must work together to achieve proper eye alignment and scope clearance.

Why Quality Rings Matter

Low-quality rings may slip, deform, or stress your optic — especially under recoil. Our rings are made from proven materials, precision-machined, and field-tested to keep your scope locked in and zeroed shot after shot.

Need Help Choosing?

If you’re unsure about your scope tube size or mounting base, check your optic specs or contact us for expert advice. Explore the subcategories below to find the perfect match for your setup.