34mm rings without nut?

[Totoro]

Okay fellas, been looking for some wider 34mm rings that do not have the large base nut.

Vortex and APA are two that I come up with.

Any others that I am missing that I should consider?

Looking to slap on a Razor Gen2 on a 300WM PSS with brake.

In a perfect situation, if Seekins had the 6/4 screw ring set from years past I would snag a few sets.

Thanks!

 

[6.5SH]

Seekins, Vortex Pro and Talley Modern Sporting all seem to be the same basic design. Any of the available quality 6 screw all seem to have the large cross bolt design.

Another to look at are the ARC M-BRACE rings, they are a different design but plenty beefy.

 

[want2ride]

Burris signature

 

[BLJ]

Arken doesn't have the large base nut, but may not be as wide as your wanting. They have worked for me, but the only thing I've had them on was a 22.

 

[celltech]

UTG Pro

 

[Trigger Monkey]

UTG Pro

Before someone says "eww...UTG", the UTG Pro rings are made in the USA and they aren't bad for the money. I've been running a set for a little while on multiple guns and it hasn't given me any issues.

 

[Average guy]

American Rifle Company rings. The finest design out there. Highly recommended.

 

[st1650]

ARC M10 by far for what you want.

 

[FuhQ]

Okay fellas, been looking for some wider 34mm rings that do not have the large base nut.

Vortex and APA are two that I come up with.

Any others that I am missing that I should consider?

Looking to slap on a Razor Gen2 on a 300WM PSS with brake.

In a perfect situation, if Seekins had the 6/4 screw ring set from years past I would snag a few sets.

Thanks!

Seekins Precision all the way. The Arken HALO rings have also been good for me.

 

[Totoro]

Thanks fellas!

Anyone hear of Tier One?

 

[pineoak]

Having used both Seekins and M10, can recommend both easily.

Seekins are cheaper for set and forget. M10 easier to swap between scopes of the sane tube diameter.

Holding zero was not an issue with short action cartridges for me (I don't shoot LA).

I picked up a NF unimount at Lowlight's suggestion and am still using it as it's awesome. (3 nuts)

Started using NF Ultralite rings from the rec of another very knowledgeable Hide instructor and have since decided these are the best for ME. (1 nut per ring)

Don't know if it's aesthetics or maybe you cut your finger on one sometime, but the single large nut system works. (from a performance standpoint)

 

[pineoak]

I thought they were fine but moved on from the two I had.

Have you considered Spuhr or a different unimount?

 

[rijndael]

Started using NF Ultralite rings from the rec of another very knowledgeable Hide instructor and have since decided these are the best for ME. (1 nut per ring)

Same here. I've tried NF, Seekins, Badger, ARC, and I'm sure a few others. I recently tried the latest popular rings and it wouldn't fit my 34mm tube (I confirmed the tube was 34.00mm). I exchanged them and still had the same issue. NF Ultralights worked just fine. I'm done trying other ones.

 

[Average guy]

Thanks fellas!

Anyone hear of Tier One?

I run a Tier One monomount on one rifle. Definitely a very nicely made product. Good folks to deal with.

 

[b6graham]

ARC M Brace ftw

 

[Totoro]

Great info fellas!

I hunt more than shoot matches but getting an itch for a heavy boomer.

The Seekins and APA are more attractive to my eye from aesthetics perspective, though I dont doubt eithers holding power.