Warne 514M Maxima Horizontal 30mm Medium Matte Black Steel Rifle Scope Ring Set for Weaver/Picatinny RailsWarne Scope Mounts$67.99
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Warne Scope Mounts
The Warne V614M Vapor 30mm Medium Matte Black Horizontal Ring Set brings solid, no-nonsense scope mounting to your rifle without the premium price tag. Built and assembled in Warne's Oregon shop, these horizontal rings fit standard 30mm scope tubes and install on any Picatinny rail—making them a straightforward choice for hunters and shooters running common centerfire or rimfire setups. Medium height works well with most standard rifle profiles, giving you a sight picture that's naturally aligned without the bulk of oversized rings.
What makes the Vapor line stand out in its class isn't hype—it's engineering. Warne spent the time to design rings that hold zero and stay put, whether you're punching steel at the range or glassing for game in rough country. The matte black finish is pure function: no glint, no fuss. These aren't boutique mounts, but they're made to last and perform like rings costing significantly more.
If you're building a rifle on a practical budget, upgrading from cheap aluminum rings, or just need dependable American-made hardware that works, the V614M delivers. Warne's reputation is built on rifles that stay sighted, and this ring set carries that lineage without the premium markup.
| Ring Diameter | 30mm |
| Height | Medium |
| Finish | Matte Black |
| Mount Type | Horizontal, Picatinny Rail |
| Manufacturer | Warne Scope Mounts (USA) |
The V614M Vapor rings are designed for 30mm scope tubes. If your scope has a 30mm body and you're mounting to a Picatinny rail, these will fit. Check your scope's tube diameter before ordering.
Medium-height rings work with most standard rifle configurations and allow natural sight picture alignment with typical scope magnifications. If your rifle has an unusually high cheek riser or very low bore-to-rail distance, you may need to verify fit or consider Low or High heights.
Yes. The V614M Vapor rings are designed, engineered, and manufactured by Warne in Tualatin, Oregon.
Warne Scope Mounts
The Warne V614M Vapor 30mm Medium Matte Black Horizontal Ring Set brings solid, no-nonsense scope mounting to your rifle without the premium price tag. Built and assembled in Warne's Oregon shop, these horizontal rings fit standard 30mm scope tubes and install on any Picatinny rail—making them a straightforward choice for hunters and shooters running common centerfire or rimfire setups. Medium height works well with most standard rifle profiles, giving you a sight picture that's naturally aligned without the bulk of oversized rings.
What makes the Vapor line stand out in its class isn't hype—it's engineering. Warne spent the time to design rings that hold zero and stay put, whether you're punching steel at the range or glassing for game in rough country. The matte black finish is pure function: no glint, no fuss. These aren't boutique mounts, but they're made to last and perform like rings costing significantly more.
If you're building a rifle on a practical budget, upgrading from cheap aluminum rings, or just need dependable American-made hardware that works, the V614M delivers. Warne's reputation is built on rifles that stay sighted, and this ring set carries that lineage without the premium markup.
| Ring Diameter | 30mm |
| Height | Medium |
| Finish | Matte Black |
| Mount Type | Horizontal, Picatinny Rail |
| Manufacturer | Warne Scope Mounts (USA) |
The V614M Vapor rings are designed for 30mm scope tubes. If your scope has a 30mm body and you're mounting to a Picatinny rail, these will fit. Check your scope's tube diameter before ordering.
Medium-height rings work with most standard rifle configurations and allow natural sight picture alignment with typical scope magnifications. If your rifle has an unusually high cheek riser or very low bore-to-rail distance, you may need to verify fit or consider Low or High heights.
Yes. The V614M Vapor rings are designed, engineered, and manufactured by Warne in Tualatin, Oregon.
