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Weaver
Weaver Tactical 4-Hole Picatinny 1" Rings in matte XX-high mounts give you a rock-solid platform for mounting optics on your rifle or tactical platform. Built from solid metal with a Type III hard-coat finish, these rings are engineered to handle the rigors of the field without budging. The four-screw design locks your scope or red dot down tight and resists the creep and slippage that can ruin your zero. Whether you're setting up for long-range hunting, precision rifle work, or tactical training, these XX-high rings position your optic at the ideal sight line over most modern rail systems and barrel profiles.
The Picatinny interface is the industry standard, so you'll have zero compatibility headaches—these rings mount directly to any MIL-STD-1913 rail. The matte finish plays well with tactical setups and won't throw unwanted glint. Weaver's crossbelt construction is the workhorse design that's proven itself across thousands of builds, and the hard-coat durability means you're not buying these again next season.
If you're serious about maintaining zero through harsh conditions—dusty hunts, wet weather, recoil—these are the kind of rings that earn your trust. Four screws, solid engineering, no surprises.
| Brand | Weaver |
| Ring Type | Picatinny Scope Rings |
| Height | XX-High |
| Tube Diameter | 1 inch |
| Number of Screws | 4 |
| Finish | Matte |
| Mount Interface | Picatinny Rail (MIL-STD-1913) |
Yes. These rings mount directly to any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail, which is the standard found on most modern tactical rifles, AR-platform builds, and many hunting rifles equipped with modern rails.
These are 1-inch rings, designed for 1-inch diameter scope tubes. Confirm your scope tube diameter before ordering.
XX-high mounts raise your optic further above the barrel and receiver, giving you additional clearance for larger objective lenses, mounting accessories underneath the rail, or maintaining sight lines on AR platforms with dust covers and charging handles.
Four screws distribute clamping pressure more evenly across the scope tube than two-screw rings, reducing the risk of tube deformation and better resisting vibration and recoil-induced slippage over time.
Weaver
Weaver Tactical 4-Hole Picatinny 1" Rings in matte XX-high mounts give you a rock-solid platform for mounting optics on your rifle or tactical platform. Built from solid metal with a Type III hard-coat finish, these rings are engineered to handle the rigors of the field without budging. The four-screw design locks your scope or red dot down tight and resists the creep and slippage that can ruin your zero. Whether you're setting up for long-range hunting, precision rifle work, or tactical training, these XX-high rings position your optic at the ideal sight line over most modern rail systems and barrel profiles.
The Picatinny interface is the industry standard, so you'll have zero compatibility headaches—these rings mount directly to any MIL-STD-1913 rail. The matte finish plays well with tactical setups and won't throw unwanted glint. Weaver's crossbelt construction is the workhorse design that's proven itself across thousands of builds, and the hard-coat durability means you're not buying these again next season.
If you're serious about maintaining zero through harsh conditions—dusty hunts, wet weather, recoil—these are the kind of rings that earn your trust. Four screws, solid engineering, no surprises.
| Brand | Weaver |
| Ring Type | Picatinny Scope Rings |
| Height | XX-High |
| Tube Diameter | 1 inch |
| Number of Screws | 4 |
| Finish | Matte |
| Mount Interface | Picatinny Rail (MIL-STD-1913) |
Yes. These rings mount directly to any MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail, which is the standard found on most modern tactical rifles, AR-platform builds, and many hunting rifles equipped with modern rails.
These are 1-inch rings, designed for 1-inch diameter scope tubes. Confirm your scope tube diameter before ordering.
XX-high mounts raise your optic further above the barrel and receiver, giving you additional clearance for larger objective lenses, mounting accessories underneath the rail, or maintaining sight lines on AR platforms with dust covers and charging handles.
Four screws distribute clamping pressure more evenly across the scope tube than two-screw rings, reducing the risk of tube deformation and better resisting vibration and recoil-induced slippage over time.
