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Question: Are these for 30mm or 1" diameter scope barrels and will they work with a 58mm dismeter front optic outside diameter?
Document: Looks well-made, good feel but there is nothing about these rings that will fit a 30mm tubed scope even though the 4th bullet of the product description reads -Fit's 1" and 30 mm scopes-. Will have to return these for ones that will actually work.
I ordered this set of rings to mount an optic with a 30mm main tube. The description states fits 1" and 30mm scopes , now 1" is approximately 25mm so I figured there must be some type of spacer included but there was not, these rings are for scopes with a 1" tube and that is all that will fit. Product is of good quality and I will hang on to them to use at a later time but now I have to wait even longer until the correct rings arrive.
These are good rings but the description is incorrect. the fit 1&#34; scope tubes, not 30mm tubes. tried to use with my Vortex 6-24 and they don't fit...just an FYI.
Anyone wondering if that 40 or 42 mm will fit? How high is medium? Installed on a Rem 700 (.308), scope height is 1.375 (barrel center to scope center). An objective diameter of 1.941 (49.3mm) leaves 5/16 clearance to the barrel. An eye lens diameter of 1.693 (43mm) leaves 1/8 clearance from the bolt with covers on.
Bolts on easy and is very sturdy but the misleading discription has now made me have to return the item and wait for the refund to get  the HIGH mounts that have  rubber fillers that make it so you can fit both a 30mm or a 1 inch scopes. anything bigger will just sit on top, wont seat, and leave a huge gap.
Fired the next group, same thing except the flyer went to the left. Something was wrong. Checked the scope and mounts out; the ring mounts to the rifle had completely come loose from the back mount along with the scope rings' screws being loose. The front mount was loose about 80% of the way, barely keeping the scope on. The scope was panning back and forth at will. Lucky the scope hadn't blown off. To say I was extremely disappointed is an understatement.
Can't say enough about the Remington name. These medium integral scope mounts fit great on my Remington 700. No problem holding a Nikon Prostaff (1&#34; tube and 40mm scope). Had my local gunsmith mount these and the scope...the fit was perfect.The only negative was that the seller packaged in a mailing envelope instead of a small box.
This ring/mount combo replaced a Picatinny/Weaver mount combo that worked but was big, bulky, and had no adjustment for eye relief. The Remington mounts are supplied with the 8 screws required to correctly mount the assembly. They are excellently machined and fit perfectly to my 1979 Model 700 with no need for modification. The front ring/base is reversible so you can adjust your scope to your personal needs. Remington also provides a torx tool for installation of the screws which are torx head socket screws.
Received two front mounts in package. I bought Reminton in order to get the right mounts for my 700 and instead I get 2 front mounts
Perfect match for my Remington Model 700. The included wrench will work, but I used my own personal star screwdriver to get the tightness on the nuts I wanted.
Answer: yes