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Max-50 Scope Rings - 30mm Medium Aluminum Max-50 Rings
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SKU: 093000095
Overview
Built for rifles that demand a secure optic mount, these 30mm medium rings are intended for serious use on platforms chambered for the .50 BMG round. 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. They are MIL STD 1913 compatible and machined as serialized matched pairs, with aluminum construction in this version. This is a purpose-driven mounting solution for shooters who need a robust ring setup rather than a lightweight, general-purpose option.
Why Hunters Choose the Badger Ordnance
One-inch-wide Design
Increased holding power for secure
Six #8-40
Torx screws help distribute load
Serialized Matched
Pairs support consistent ring alignment
Mil Std
Compatible mounting systems
Offered Aluminum
Construction for a lighter ring
Key Features
- 30mm medium scope rings from Badger Ordnance
- One-inch-wide ring design for increased holding power
- Uses six #8-40 Torx screws to distribute load
- Machined from aluminum as serialized matched pairs
- MIL STD 1913 compatible mounting design
- Designed for the demanding .50 BMG round
Best Used For
- Hunters mounting a 30mm scope on a .50 BMG rifle requiring MIL STD 1913 compatibility
- Shooters wanting serialized matched rings with load-distributing Torx screw clamping
- Users prioritizing a wide ring design for secure scope attachment on heavy-recoiling setups
- Owners choosing aluminum rings for a demanding rifle platform without unsupported performance claims
Specifications
| Designed For | .50 BMG round |
|---|---|
| Holding Power Claim | 60% more holding power than any other ring available from Badger Ordnance |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Mil Std 1913 Compatible | Yes |
| Ring Diameter | 30mm |
| Ring Height | Medium |
| Scope Damage Reduction Claim | Minimizing the chance of damaging the scope |
| Screw Count | 6 |
| Screw Type | #8-40 Torx |
| Serialized Matched Pairs | Yes |
| Width | 1 inch |
Pros
- One-inch-wide design provides increased holding power for secure scope mounting.
- Six #8-40 Torx screws help distribute load across the ring assembly.
- Serialized matched pairs support consistent ring alignment and pairing.
- MIL STD 1913 compatible for use with compatible mounting systems.
- Offered in aluminum construction for a lighter ring option.
- Designed for .50 BMG applications, reflecting a demanding-use mounting focus.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed around MIL STD 1913 compatibility, so fit depends on a compatible rail setup rather than a universal mount.
- The 30mm medium configuration is specific to that scope tube size and ring height, so it may not suit every optic or mounting preference.
- The one-inch-wide ring design and six-screw layout are intended to maximize holding power, but that also means a more involved installation than simpler ring designs.
- These are serialized matched pairs, so replacement or mixing with non-matched components is not the intended use case.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scope rings
- Picatinny/1913-compatible scope mounts
- Heavy-recoil rifle mounting accessories
- 30mm optic mounting hardware
Suggested Accessories
- Scope mounting tools
- Torque wrench
- Thread locker
- Lens cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What size scope tube do these rings fit?
These are 30mm medium scope rings, as listed in the product title.
Are these rings compatible with MIL STD 1913 rails?
Yes. The product description states they are MIL STD 1913 compatible.
What is the main design purpose of the MAX-50 rings?
They are described as being designed for the demanding .50 BMG round.
How do these rings secure the scope?
They use 6 #8-40 Torx screws to distribute the load and provide maximum holding power while minimizing the chance of damaging the scope.
What material are these rings made from?
The description says they are machined from steel or aluminum as serialized matched pairs. The title identifies this specific product as aluminum.