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Area 419: Match Scope Rings, 35mm, 28mm Height
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SKU: 419-MatchRing-3528
Overview
Built for mounting a 35mm optic on a rifle setup that calls for a medium 28mm height, these rings are aimed at shooters who want a precise, carefully matched interface between scope and mount. Area 419 describes a process that final-bores each set together and marks them as matched pairs, with raw aluminum internals and Type 3 hardcoat anodized 7075 billet aluminum construction. The result is a purpose-driven ring set for serious use where consistent alignment and a secure optic capture matter. At $220, they sit in a premium category and reflect a highly specialized approach rather than a general-purpose ring design.
Why Hunters Choose the Area 419
Serialized, Final-bore-matched
Rings are identified as matched
7075 Aerospace-grade
Stainless steel hardware
Type 3
Hardcoat anodize provides a durable
Raw Aluminum
Internal bore is specified for
35mm Tube
Diameter and 28mm medium height
Key Features
- 35mm tube diameter with medium 28mm height
- Serialized, final-bore-matched rings sold as sets
- Raw aluminum internal bore for optic contact
- 7075 aerospace-grade billet aluminum construction
- Stainless steel hardware included
- Type 3 hardcoat anodized exterior finish
Best Used For
- Serious hunters building a 35mm optic setup with a medium 28mm ring height.
- Shooters who want serialized, final-bore-matched rings for a precision scope mount.
- Users prioritizing a carefully machined ring set with stainless steel hardware.
- Hunters and outdoor enthusiasts selecting a premium aluminum ring option for a dedicated rifle.
- Those comfortable with a more involved mounting approach and exact fit verification.
Specifications
| Coating | Type 3 Hardcoat Anodize (internal bore is raw aluminum) |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 x 4 x 2 in. |
| Height | Medium - 28mm |
| Material | 7075 Aerospace Grade Billet Aluminum (with Stainless Steel Hardware) |
| Tube Diameter | 35mm |
Pros
- Serialized, final-bore-matched rings are identified as matched sets for organized installation.
- 7075 aerospace-grade billet aluminum construction with stainless steel hardware.
- Type 3 hardcoat anodize provides a durable exterior finish.
- Raw aluminum internal bore is specified for the optic contact area.
- 35mm tube diameter and 28mm medium height suit compatible optics.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- These are 35mm rings only, so they won’t fit a different tube diameter without the correct matching size.
- The 28mm medium height may not suit every optic or mounting setup, so fitment should be checked against your scope and rifle clearance needs.
- The internal bore is raw aluminum, which is a deliberate design choice but may be a consideration for buyers expecting a fully coated internal surface.
- The serialized, final-bore-matched process adds precision-focused steps that may be more than some users need for a straightforward hunting setup.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scope bases and rings
- One-piece scope mounts
- Other 35mm scope ring heights
- Optic mounting accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Scope mounting rail
- Torque wrench
- Bubble level
- Lens cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What tube diameter do these scope rings fit?
These Area 419 Match Scope Rings are sized for a 35mm optic tube.
What height are these rings?
They are Medium height, listed as 28mm.
What materials are used in the rings?
The specifications list 7075 aerospace grade billet aluminum with stainless steel hardware.
What finish or coating do these rings have?
They use a Type 3 hardcoat anodize, with the internal bore left as raw aluminum.
What makes these rings different from standard scope rings?
According to the product description, they are serialized, final-bore-matched rings that are assembled, torqued, and then final-bored as sets before being laser marked to match their precision-bored counterparts.