Monstrum Deadlock Series Scope Rings

I use these on my Saiga AK chambered in .308 with a 16" barrel.The recoil on this rifle is pretty stout, as in a "Mule Kick". The scope mount is a BO 02 side low mount and a pic. rail. Scope is a Nikon 3X9X40. I was told to use these rings by a fellow shooter as they are great quality and will hold up to the stout recoil. They have been flawless so far.

These are the best scope rings for me. I shoot springer air rifles that cause some of the worst type of recoil on my scopes. These rings with their 6 screws per ring and the picatinny mount keep my scope in place without worry of scope movement or loosening. Far from being the most expensive, you get the best bang for your buck with these rings. That's all I ask of any accessory that I add to my guns.

Purchased these for my husband. He is very happy with the quality and price that we ordered more.

Solid lockup comes with extra screws. Perfect height.

Very good for the price, I run a lot of these

Really nice clamping mechanism, it holds the scope tight with the 3 screws on each side. Seems to be sturdy and will hold up over time.The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is because the key at the bottom of the mounts were slightly too wide for my existing rifle mount, so I had to file the sides of the mounts to get them to fit. This didn’t affect accuracy or leveling abilities - just a little time spent. Overall happy with the product and would buy another of the same brand.

Monstrum is a favorite when I look for solutions when purchasing optics.

Monstrum tactical is one of the best kept secrets for cheap precision rifle scope rings, accessories, sights, lasers and pic rails. I don’t like how they only logo stamp one of their rings so I buy two sets every time so I end up with a set with a logo and a set without. And it’s still cheaper than even one set from Leupold or Trijicon. I’ve never had a problem with this brand. Their stuff is bang-on accurate and it’s affordable. They even make their own scopes. There is no reason to spend $100 dollars on scope rings. That stuff is all just branding. They are literally just aluminum pipe clamps. The scope itself is adjustable. Most companies just overcharge on scope mounts because the return business for scope rings is minimal. When you can’t depend on year-to-year growth, you tend to have to focus on profit margins. Buy as many monstrum mount products now as you see reasonable because they are in fact professional grade and when their name gets bigger, the prices are going to follow.