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Max-50 Scope Rings - 30mm High Steel Max-50 Rings
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SKU: 093000001
Overview
Built for heavy-recoil setups, these 30mm high rings are intended to secure optics on MIL STD 1913-compatible platforms, including rifles chambered for .50 BMG. Their one-inch-wide design and six #8-40 Torx screws are meant to spread clamping force across the scope while helping reduce the chance of damage during installation. Offered as serialized matched pairs and machined from steel or aluminum, they suit shooters who want a robust mounting solution for demanding rifle applications.
Why Hunters Choose the Badger Ordnance
1-inch Wide
Design provides increased holding power
Six #8-40
Torx screws distribute load across
Designed Minimize
Chance of damaging the scope
Serialized Matched
Pairs support consistent ring alignment
Mil Std
1913 compatible for appropriate mounting
Key Features
- 30mm high scope rings for compatible mounting setups
- One-inch-wide ring design for added holding power
- Uses six #8-40 Torx screws to distribute load
- Machined from steel as serialized matched pairs
- MIL STD 1913 compatible
- Designed for .50 BMG applications
Best Used For
- For shooters mounting optics on MIL STD 1913 compatible platforms requiring a 30mm high ring set
- For users setting up rifles chambered for .50 BMG and similar demanding applications
- For hunters and precision shooters wanting serialized matched rings for a secure scope installation
- For those prioritizing load distribution across multiple Torx screws during optic mounting
Specifications
| Designed For | .50 BMG round |
|---|---|
| Height | High |
| Holding Power Claim | 60% more holding power than any other ring available from Badger Ordnance |
| Matched Pairs | Serialized matched pairs |
| Material | Steel |
| Mount Compatibility | MIL STD 1913 |
| Ring Diameter | 30mm |
| Scope Damage Claim | Minimizes the chance of damaging the scope |
| Screw Count | 6 |
| Screw Type | #8-40 Torx |
| Width | 1 inch |
Pros
- 1-inch wide design provides increased holding power
- Six #8-40 Torx screws distribute load across the ring
- Designed to minimize the chance of damaging the scope
- Serialized matched pairs support consistent ring alignment
- MIL STD 1913 compatible for appropriate mounting setups
- Available in steel construction for a robust mounting option
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed around MIL STD 1913 compatibility, so fit depends on a compatible rail setup rather than universal use.
- The 30mm high configuration is specific to scopes with a 30mm tube, so it will not suit other tube diameters.
- The steel construction adds durability-focused weight and bulk compared with aluminum versions, which may matter on lighter setups.
- The ring design uses six #8-40 Torx screws, which can offer secure clamping but also means more fasteners to install and check during setup.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scope rings and mounts
- Picatinny/1913 rail accessories
- Heavy-recoil rifle mounting hardware
- 30mm scope mounting systems
Suggested Accessories
- Scope ring lapping tool
- Torque wrench
- Scope level
- Thread locker
Frequently Asked Questions
What size scope tube do these rings fit?
These are 30mm high scope rings. The source data does not provide any additional fitment details beyond that.
Are the MAX-50 rings compatible with MIL STD 1913 rails?
Yes. The product description states that they are MIL STD 1913 compatible.
What material are these rings made from?
The source data says the MAX-50 rings are machined from steel or aluminum as serialized matched pairs. It does not specify which material applies to this exact listing.
How do these rings secure the scope?
The description says they use 6 #8-40 Torx screws to distribute the load and help maximize holding power while minimizing the chance of damaging the scope.
Are these rings intended for heavy-recoil rifles?
The product description says they are designed for the demanding .50 BMG round, but it does not provide any further performance details for other firearms.