20 Best 1 Inch Scope Rings For Picatinny Rail (2023 Updated)

This is the second party size kettle grill stove in 10 years. The first had so much rust /burn damage, it was cheaper to get a new one. On the third radiant dome now. Although supposedly windproof, it is very easy to blow out, especially if on a low settling.

I liked the idea of being able to use the BBQ as a stove, so the boat doesn’t heat up. But if there is any boat motion, I don’t trust it’s stability. The rail mount is a rediculously expensive “option”, for an already very expensive device.

However, after the clamp pin broke, I drilled the hole a bit bigger, and replaced it with a stainless bolt – still working 10 years later. The BBQ remains outside, but covered. The propane regulators have been problems.

One was so low flow, that the flame blew out with any slight gust, and never got hot enough to sear. The other 3 were so hot that you couldn’t cook anything slowly, promptly flaming up. Immediately after use, the regulator gets stored in a waterproof bag until needed again.

This way it can last years without failing due to corrosion. Silicone spray seems to help a bit. The igniter also fell apart. I now use a flexible BBQ lighter, bent at just the right angle to light it.

Cleaning is a messy chore.

A nice secure mount for my new Magma grill. Be sure to measure your pulpit railing carefully. There are three different sizes available for a variety of boats.

I purchased this mount for the rear railing of my boat. It is 1-1/4 inches. Mount worked great. Some of the design evolution are somewhat evident. Once you put it together, you don’t have to take it all the way apart to remove it.

AKA drop them in the ocean. Of course next to these mounts are all the individual parts for a reason. Went together easy. Came off easy. Works as advertised.

I needed a small enough chainring to do a monster race here, more that 3300 m D+ over 130 km gravel. This is it, couple it with the 10-44t and you can climb almost anything gravel !

CX and 1x are synonymous. Have used SRAM mech, analog to wireless. Always on point. If you’re running 1x, the X-Sync is the ring to use.

It’s a genuine SRAM part; fits perfectly. A little long for delivry, but, customs, distance between USA and Canada. just let you know, it is at least half the delivry time when I order from Europe to Canada.

If you are the proud owner of a classic Win. 9422 and desire more options with scope positioning these weaver mounts will help. They slide on and are held tight with two set screws. You may wish to place a piece of plastic between the mounts and receiver to prevent damage to the top of your receiver.

these mounts have only two slots for full size rings but I cut a third slot to offer a better fit with my scope.

Perfect help to give scope a little lift to get over the front sight easy to install.and able to adjust eye relief by be able to slide scope forward and back with ease.

IšverstiShow in original languagePositiv: leider nichts Negativ: Ein Ring wurde mit einem defekten Gewinde geliefert. Bei geringstem Kraftaufwand zeigte die Schraube zur Befestigung auf der Weaverschine bereits einen ewigen Umgang.

Ich verwende auf einem anderen Gewehr seit mehreren Jahren ebenfalls Hawke-Ringe fr eine Weaverschiene. Diese zeigen o. a. Defekt nicht. Mglicherweise hat Hawke ein Qualittsproblem, da erst vor kurzem ein Hawke-Sidewinderzielfernrohr durch einen Garantietausch ersetzt wurde.

Hier hatte sich nach etwa 3 Jahren der Parallaxeausgleich verabschiedet.

IšverstiShow in original languageThese items are made to a high standard which, you would expect of this company. They come in simple packaging and are exactly what they are supposed to be. They are priced at a level that is affordable, unlike some of their competitors products.

The mounts fitted snuggly and exactly onto my rifle and have remained in place during use. I am very satisfied.

IšverstiShow in original languageWas looking for Sports Match rings as I have on other air rifles, but they were only in the UK and shipping cost was high. I have two Hawke scopes and they punch above their price, so I took a chance on their rings.

They are nice, Thick, wide rings with dual screws at every point (lots of work but more secure for high power springers) and a recoil pin. The only thing I’d like to see is less gap between the halves of the rings for a more finished look.

I have come to really like and respect the Vortex brand as being good quality with an affordable price tag. Some may have had a negative experience but as for myself it has all been positive so far. I paired this mount with a Crossfire II 6-18×44 AO on a SA Saint Victor in.

308 and it clears the rear flip up sight in the down position. No spacer needed. Very pleased so far.

I bought two of these Vortex scope mounts and I am pleased. I put one on my 458 SOCOM and the other on my grandson’s 450 Bushmaster. Both are rock solid on the pic rails and we’re holding zero after 25+ rounds each.

Time will tell, but much better than previous mounts. We used Vortex scopes with these Vortex mounts.

Wish I had gotten this 2 years ago. Originally bought a bike with a SRAM 1×11 speed drivetrain, and quickly upgraded to a SRAM Gx eagle 12 speed, but kept the original 11 speed chainring. It worked, but was noisy and grindy because the 12 speed chain has different spacing than an 11 speed chain.

Recently switched to this Wolf tooth drop stop chainring because they said was compatible with 12 speed chains. What a difference! Very smooth and silent, works like a champ! My chains should last longer also.

Highly recommend.

I use the WolfTooth Camo system with a elliptical chainring for a better more even pedal stroke for technical uphill climbs. It keeps the stroke even and easier to manage when climbing. I don’t notice as much going doewn or flat pedaling, but that’s not where it shines,.

going up does. I would recommend it if you’re looking for improvement on climbing trails. I have other WolfTooth products and they’re quality is quite good. I will definitely keep buying WolfTooth in the future!.

Super smooth bearing. MADE IN USA quality and American jobs. Bought 2 more for my other frames. The dimensions are exact, fitted tightly into my Schwinn recessed cup. Good colors if it matters, even as only a little stripe is visible.

On my camo bike, it is the only sliver of gold you see. Kind of cool.

This is one of those components that you really don’t notice initially because it integrates so well with your existing setup. I installed this with a full SLX drivetrain, and during my first ride I commented to myself that I didn’t really feel anything.

I didn’t notice that the shape was oval. I didn’t notice any difference pedaling on flat ground. I didn’t notice a difference on climbs. But even though I didn’t notice it, the chainring was in the background offering subtle support.

During my long rides I didn’t feel any changes in the drivetrain, but I did start to notice that I could keep up with my friend on climbs better. I was able to make climbs that previously I couldn’t.

I had more energy left at the end of the day. I feel like this chainring had a lot to do with it. It’s not something that you notice in the moment, but the subtle benefits add up to a cumulative benefit that you should notice at the end of a long ride.

Have only had about 30 miles with this new oval chainring so far. This is the first time trying an oval and the first impressions are very positive. The climbs with the oval just seemed easier/smoother overall.

Felt like I could maintain cadence more easily without extra exertion. That’s probably more a reflection on oval chainrings in general than about this specific brand/model. But the build quality seems solid and the price was very nice compared to some other brands.

Too early to comment on durability, so I’m only doing 4 stars since I haven’t had a ton of time on it yet.

The best way for me to explain this is. you know how each pedal stroke when you’re in low gears kind of launches the bike forward a bit? The first time I rode a bike with modern mountain bike gearing it sure surprised me.

Anyways, this oval chainring almost eliminates that! Each pedal stroke doesn’t shove the bike forward like with a round chainring, it’s just smooth forward motion all the way around. I can’t say it necessarily made it easier to climb or if I’m just getting into better shape as the summer progresses, but it sure feels smooth and feels good.

Such an ingenious way to attach chainrings! While I haven’t swapped chainrings for different rides/conditions/season, Switch would make that so quick and easy that I’m tempted to! The ring itself works great with my Shimano HG+ drivetrain on one bike and GX on the other.

No dropped chains, and the oval really does help with tech climbing on platform pedals.

Nice product. I normally use Absolute black oval chainrings. By way of comparison the absolute black rings seem to be more oval. I can’t really tell that this is oval. Having said that this system makes chainring changes much easier because there is no need to remove the cranks.

I purchased two of the 32T oval Switch Chainrings for a 2018 Scott Genius 940 and a 2019 Scott RC 900 (Alum). Installation was easy and the quality is what I expect from OneUp. However, the 32T is hitting the chainstays on both bikes.

It’s not constant, but often enough to scar the chainstay. It’s probably a mm too long when the bike is compressing/twisting. So, keep an eye on your chainstay. I’ve ordered a 30T oval to try that. My son went back to a 32T round and I ordered a switch ring (though I should have just put the original back on).

If his knee starts hurting, I’ll try the 30T on his bike but he doesn’t need more climbing gear.

I was 1st introduced to this mount when I purchased a Ruger Charger and it came with the weapon. Since then I have realized how valuable it is. I also found out that there are a lot of knock-offs out there trying to copy the UTG BRAND.

I am not New to UTG. They make quality products. If you own a Rifle, I am sure that you will have a use for this. I give it an A+ Rating.

adapter was exactly as described, functions correctly and is good value for the cost picatinny slot adapter

Firs nice, easy to install. Rail too short for my bipod

This is an awesome piece of equipment to add onto your bow. The lighting strength is great. Unfortunately, the remote pressure pad switch doesnt work. It came that way straight out of the new package.

Reading some reviews this seemed to be a common problem. Didnt think it would happen to me but it did. Paid a lot of money for this package and thinking back now, it would have been cheaper and better to buy the parts separately.

Perfect for my hog light with pressure switch. Now I can mount any flashlight with a pressure switch if mine breaks down

Excellent product for installation of varmint/predator lights and cameras. Very study and stable.

Was updating my FSA K-Force Light Crankset which came with 52/38 chainrings which FSA called a “Race Compact”. I love the crankset except for the fuggly big chainring. I purchased a SRAM Red 52T 110 BCD big ring (much better looking than the FSA) and decide to go to a 36T inner ring to give me smaller (gear inch) climbing gears.

The 36T works well with the mating SRAM outer ring for shifting small to big (probably as good as it gets with a 16T jump). The upshifting depends on the ramp design of the big ring so the inner ring has little effect on that, however the chain runs smooth in the small ring (KMC Gold Light 10 speed) and I can shift the chain to the 12 (12/25T Cassette) on the small ring with no rubbing or issues (not that I would use the 36/12 combo).

Good price, good quality, feels light.

I have the more usual 5 bolt spider on my SRAM crank that doesn’t need the hidden bolt arrangement. My bcd is 110mm, a good match there, so I took a chance on being able to fit this good value chain ring.

In the event it fitted the existing bolt holes perfectly but the threaded stud on the hiiden bolt is too short for the normal spider mounting. The threaded stud is firmly fixed in the chainwheel and I contemplated various ways of removing it and using a normal chainring bolt arrangment.

Long story short, the eventual solution was to press out the stud. I have a 1Te press that did the job easily, but a few well aimed hammer blows would achieve the same result. The stud is held by some shallow parallel knurling that locks it into a standard sized recessed hole in the chainwheel.

Once out, the hole is of the same dimensions as the other 4. The standard chainwheel stud arrangement now fits perfectly. I now feel totally confident the bolting will not let me down.

Hands down, best shifting rings for road cranks that fit this BCD. FSA don’t cut it. Don’t try to put this on new shimano cranks, they won’t fit because shimano is so weird. Match it with the small chainring.

I’ve run these on Red Cranks, Force Cranks, and Sworks cranks. Great results.

i cancelled my order ! reason company had a problem ,however , i realized that the component was not compatable with other Sram high end comoonents. The hidden bolt !!! Sram have gone out of their way to make it hard to use orther Sram or other brand components.

I bought Sram force 22 group set ,worst ever decision !! This product is full of new but poor design. Front mechs ? Double tap ? The product is no as good as other brands. I rate 1990s Campagnolo titanium Chorus ,it never ever failed ,components where not too expensive and it lasted.

So yes I have Sram on An Focus Izalco team bike ,but wish it was Chorus or Ultegra sorry Sram but its a rip off.

Absolutely love this chainring and the SRAM Force 38t inner chainring that mates with it. Bought the set to replace the chainrings that came on my FSA K-Force light crankset that I always thought were ugly.

These have a very clean appearance but also they work perfectly with my KMC chain, Shimano Ultegra Cassette and Dura Ace Rear Derailleur. Very quiet and smooth, big improvement over the FSA chainrings.

Fit perfectly.

I bought this from my local Cabela’s. When I went to mount the rail to my Savage Model 16 300 WSM the screws would not fit into the mounting holes. The screw heads were even too large. Returned to the Cabela’s store and replaced with item with one with the correct screws.

The replacement item was not in the store’s system, even the manager couldn’t figure out the system. The manager just handed me the replacement and said the receipt would have the correct item? Fortunately my local Cabela’s is not too far away, still an inconvenience.

Check the package for correct screws.

I put this on a Remington police rifle and it went on exactly the way you would expect. After the first screw the other 3 had the tiniest bit of drag so I suspect the holes were about 1/10,000 of an inch off on either the base or even the rifle, but I’m certain this base will never need to come off.

Even when I replace the scope with a better one. This base is solid and good looking. I like it!.

This base is steel, it comes with 6-32 and 8-32 shoulder screws that ensure there is no slop in the base when attached to the action. The bummer is that this base does NOT fit savage 110-116 actions very well.

The rear of the base does not fit flush to the rear of the action and the action cut outs in the base do not fit flush to the cut outs on the action. The front of the base hangs over the recoil lug and barrel nut.

If your recoil lug happens to be a little proud as mine was, the base will not mount to flush to the action. There are four screw holes at the rear of the base. I have attached some pictures that do a better job of explaining the fit issues.

I contacted Leupold directly and they are aware of the issue. They may modify the base in the future with a relief cut at the front to eliminate possible interference with the recoil lug. Leupold says the base also fits savage axis actions, I can not verify as I don’t own any.

If you are only looking for functionality and your recoil lug is not proud of the action, this base will get the job done. If you care about aesthetics there are better options. Really hope Leupold would offer a Mark 4 base specifically for the savage 110-116.

They would be a great value for less than $70. As always, MidwayUSA stands behind their products and allowed return of this base. If MidwayUSA would stock the EGW STEEL 86302 20MOA Picatinny base, I would have gladly purchased it from them, unfortunately, the only carry some of the EGW aluminum bases.

Steel is stronger, adds rigidity to the action.

Very stiff and really well made. I will be replacing my current collection of track chainrings for these! Great service and best price online! Well done Tredz

Miche chain ring: l got it really quickly very happy with Tredz recommended rick Suffolk

Good quality component for my level of competition.

A simple product that costs little and works great. I use it on my bench with small tripod and on the deck with a large tripod. It holds secure and easy to swap around for different size binoculars. I use10 power and 15 power.

Leupold quality and Midway service. Nothing better.

Disappointed. Careful with this one, it does not fit regular pan assembly of tripod; this is the small pan head version. Nice concept, wish it could work, and I like Leopold products. Back it goes.

Does not fit my old Nikon 7×35 Actions. It only stretches to 5. 5″ in its biggest position, and at that point your binos better only be 1″ tall. Will probably work for a set of opera glasses. A good idea that doesn’t work.

I don’t have to have it, but good to have one to protect 60mm 2. 8D Macro lens from excessive mechanical wear. Item is well made, simple, and cosmetically matching with lens. I am using every time I use 60mm Macro lens and feel like focusing mechanism of my lens is well protected.

PRW2, 1″ Rings I have the same problem, the top ring portion is to tight on the Leupold 1″ tube of the scope and I do not want to scratch my scope. I even lapped the rings to make sure of the alignment.

In my opinion it is still to tight. I am a protectionist, but that’s OK. I just want everything to fit properly. I have not contacted anyone yet. Leupold or MidwayUSA. But I have apparently the same problem.

I just figured I had one that slipped thru the quality control. It will happen to any manufacture, I don’t care how good they are. Then it comes down to the customer service as to how they respond. Every company has good and bad attitude employees.

Don’t let one bad employee ruin your thoughts on a good long lived company. Call back until you get a good representative and don’t let your I’ll feelings get in they way. Just remember honey has a better chance to get results.

I am not anyway affiliated with Leupold, just a customer and been in business myself.

I bought this to mount on a Crosman 760 Pumpmaster air rifle to teach little ones how to use iron sights and a scope at the same time. Mainly to help with not removing the scope after each session. There are also other.

22LR rifles with scope only and iron sights only to get them to know scopes are mostly better useful when mounted lower and closer to the bore line in most traditional applications. It is easy to switch from irons to scope for them instead of getting them bored while removing or reattaching the optic.

Kids are easy to lose during instruction when a tedious process comes around like that.

Ordered 4 to hang up in class rooms on stucco walls. They were easy to install and were used to hang up kids art work, posters, etc. Purchased 4 more for the other class rooms.

I was using this in my classroom. It comes with only two screws for mounting. We had to add another four screws to allow it to hang papers. We only hang one paper per student. The cork is not deep for the push pins.

It does look nice now that we have it up.

This thing is 8′ long and there are only drill holes at either end. I had our shop guy drill one in the center and now that they’re hanging (without having hung anything on them yet), I can see they’re going to need two more.

Already bowing out from the wall. Just plain dumb to only provide two end supports.

Bought this Stronglight 36T to replace 34T Tiagra chain ring. This ring is OK and does the job. However I also replaced a Shimano 50T with a 52T Stronglight chainring and herein lies a problem. The Shimano 50T is slightly dished outwards and the replacement Stronglight is flat.

Subsequently when using the small front 36T chainring in a higher (smaller) gear on the rear cassette the chain clashes on the 52T chainring because it is flat and not dished outwards like the original Shimano ring.

The two higher gears on the rear cassette cannot be used when the smaller 36T chainring is engaged. Ideally the 52T should be dished like the Shimano to eradicate this problem. Fortunately I live in Norfolk with very few hills so won’t be using the 36T that much.

If you rely on a 36T while using all gears on the rear cassette this chain clashing will be a problem.

Stronglight make their own chainsets but also replacement rings and bolts. Being compatible with Shimano and Sram they’re useful if genuine parts are hard to come by. Good quality and realistic prices.

Bought these chainrings as an upgrade on some worn out shimano ones. They work really well with all the components on the bike and the shifting seems as good as the onesnthey replaced. Great delivery service as well.

My Topeak Joeblow Booster (with built in air compressor) started leaking air back up through the cylinder. As with many things, the service kit is sold out everywhere online. So I managed to measure the damaged O ring inside the pump and found this one on Accu.

The price was so good that I ordered 4 O rings for spares. I struggled to find the exact inner and outer dinension o rings anywhere else. Accu have saved me having to buy another pump at over £100 – thank you!.

I have several sinks with pop-up wastes that didn’t seal properly so water would slowly drain from the sink. Measured up the o-rings and struggled to find matching sizes from plumbing stores, so was happy to find a huge selection here.

All the plug o-rings have been replaced and are water tight again!.

New rotary close drier with smaller dia central pole than the original one. O-rings used as shims to take up gap in existing permanent base slot (3 of the 6 rings used over slot depth. Appears to be working well and pole is vertical.