NightForce X-Treme Duty - Ultralite 30mm Rings - 4 screw pattern

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SKU: 117-NF-30mm-Scope-Rings
Manufacturer: Nightforce

It is so hard to calculate how high one needs to order rings. All the manufacturers use a different height measurement. I took a guess that this would fit on a Kelbly Atlas 338 Lapua action with a Remington Varmit Taper Barrel. These rings were perfect. You won't find anything on the market that is this light and this sturdy.

These are the best quality rings I've ever owned. They're strong, very lightweight, and machined to very exacting tolerances. I doubt there is anything better at any price! Well worth the money.

This is the 4th set of these NightForce ultralight rings I have purchased. The medium height works best for the bench and f-class scopes—NightForce competition and March. Saving a few ounces here lets me put more weight where it will do more good—a great set of rings.

I'm in the process of building an ar10 DPMS high profile. Because the distance from centerline bore to top or receiver is .100 taller than an ar15, for proper cheek weld, you need rings .100 lower than standard 1.500 to 1.450 inches. When using a Larue mount or American Defense or A.R.M.S. ring, you raise the centerline to the top of the rifle, requiring the use of an adjustable stock like a Magpul precision rifle stock. Excellent stock but heavy. These rings are 1.375, which makes them perfect for a 308 SPR build. The quality of these rings is top-shelf. I will definitely purchase it again when building another rifle.

Great Scope rings, no lapping, just both of them on. The fit is excellent, the knobs are sturdy to tighten up on the rifle. I was shooting them with a Nightforce 5.5x22x50 and a 20 moa base on a Remington 700 300 Win Mag. I would suggest again just paying for the Nightforce branding.

Rings, I have a number of sets of these on target and hunting rifles, on calibers from 6mm to 300WinMag.

I bought these rings to mount my new NF NX8 scope on my Vudoo 22. They work great, nice quality. I didn’t need heavy-duty rings since not much recoil on 22. Sport Optics had scope and rings in stock and fast delivery

I used the Nightforce rings to mount a new scope with a 50mm objective on my new precision rifle, the perfect height for this purpose. I've used these before, along with many other different rings, including Burris, Leupold, Redfield, Warne, TPS, and others. These Nightforce "Ultralight" rings are my favorite. They are very light, and the titanium crossbolts and ears make them extremely rigid and sturdy. They are machined so precisely that I have never needed to hone them, and I've never had any scope marring or tube damage. I just bought another set of these today for my AR-10.

I have used FIVE sets of the NightForce Ultralite Scope Rings on two DEFIANCE action and on three Rem 700 actions. Scopes used range from NF 30mm and 34mm tubes and 30mm tube Sightron III's. I have not had any issues with loosening up, despite running fairly heavy scopes. Typical Nightforce Quality.

There is no comparison of another brand of ring mounts to NightForce. Mounts from the manuf., for the same product(in this case, it's a scope), is always the best marriage of parts. These are solid. Spend the money the first time, and don't worry about performance(if your scope is a NightForce).

Very high quality 30mm Scope Rings with excellent repeatability. I use these rings with a Nightforce scope on a long-range competition rifle (800, 900 & 1000 yards). I regularly switch between iron sights and the scope, depending on the match, and when re-mounting the scope, there is very little or no change in the zeros. Please note that I use a high-quality torque wrench when re-mounting the scope and I feel this is required to achieve good repeatability. Very high quality with excellent repeatability. I use these rings with a Nightforce scope on a long-range competition rifle (800, 900 & 1000 yards). I regularly switch between iron sights and the scope, depending on the match, and when re-mounting the scope, there is very little or no change in the zeros. Please note that I use a high-quality torque wrench when re-mounting the scope and I feel this is required to achieve good repeatability.