Rifle Scopes Looking for a good 34mm or 35mm scope mount/ rings

[ODA063]

I am planning a DMR/SPR build.

I am looking at a few scopes with 34mm(nightforce) and 35mm(mark5hd) tubes.

I am trying to find a rugged mount that can withstand patrolling type conditions and has the ability to top mount a red dot.

Note: please respond if you have experience in this realm. I'm looking in the 200 dollar range and up.

Please don't message me trying to sell a mount. I'm looking for options that I will purchase new.

Thank you

 

[thehun]

ARC M10s...robust...easy to level...then just get Larue piggy back red dot mount...

If you want an all-in-one...Spuhr...

 

[Praetorian_6]

If you're interested in having an offset red-dot to compliment a longer range scope, take a look into Badger Ordinance C.O.M.M. They have integrated offset mounts so you won't need to mount the offset forward or rearward of the primary optic on the rail. They run about 300.

Condition One Modular Mounts - Condition One - Shop

For over 30 years, Badger Ordnance has been an innovator in precision mounting systems and military grade weapon enhancements, and we’re just getting started..

www.badgerordnance.com

 

[thehun]

If you're interested in having an offset red-dot to compliment a longer range scope, take a look into Badger Ordinance C.O.M.M. They have integrated offset mounts so you won't need to mount the offset forward or rearward of the primary optic on the rail. They run about 300.

Condition One Modular Mounts - Condition One - Shop

For over 30 years, Badger Ordnance has been an innovator in precision mounting systems and military grade weapon enhancements, and we’re just getting started..

www.badgerordnance.com

I can't remember where I read it but someone received a COMM mount with the wrong 1913 "claws" ... so if you get one ... double check before mounting and screwing up your upper...

 

[NavyshooterM40]

Seekins Precision

 

[StrayDog]

ERA TAC as well, check Euro Optics for their mounts. Options for RDS mounts, little bit cheaper than Spuhr...

 

[ODA063]

Thank you all. Good info. I have a good place to start.

 

[BND2763]

I have a MK5 (35mm) in a griffin armament mount.

With or without cantilever, available with or without cant built in, ability to mount accessories, and right at your price range.

I’ve been happy with mine.

35mm SPRM™ Cantilever Mounts 15MOA (All Heights)

Griffin Armament SPRM scope mounts 35mm 0MOA, superior precision rifle modular mounts in a cantilever format

www.griffinarmament.com

 

[uscbigdawg]

I’ve got a couple sets of Vortex (Seekins) 35mm rings lying around

 

[EN2722]

ARC M10s...robust...easy to level...then just get Larue piggy back red dot mount...

Do they make the piggy back mount in 35mm?

 

[EN2722]

Leupold’s Mark 4 rings have the ability to put the DP pro on top with a ring adapter that’s sold through them.

I have a Mark 5 and I’m running ARC M10 rings they are rugged and worth the money.

 

[762libertarian]

Spuhrs are solid and have all the features you could want in a mount.

 

[longshot2000]

I tend to start look at Geissele, and then work down in budget to Badger, and up in perfomance for pounding solid results with Spuhr. Nighforce and Steiner have a dog in that fight as well.

For 35mm it is less selection. 34mm you can go anywhere.

Go to assumption is Geissele, then if price tag is too high, back down to Badger, which is solid but a bit heavier. If the rifle has a lot of recoil or rough use, Spuhr, and you get a built-in bubble.

I like Nighforce. But the mounts generally include a 20 MOA, which might not be apprpriate for <800 yard targets. Steiner is pretty versatile, and you can get the bubble built in, but I do not think three is a 35mm option.