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Max-50 Scope Rings - 30mm Ultra High Aluminum Max-50 Rings
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SKU: 093000096
Overview
Built for mounting a 30mm optic on a MIL STD 1913-compatible platform, these ultra high aluminum rings are intended for demanding setups where secure scope retention matters. Their one-inch-wide design and six #8-40 Torx screws are presented as a way to spread clamping load across the ring and reduce the chance of damaging the scope during installation. Offered as serialized matched pairs, they suit shooters setting up rifles for heavy-recoil use, including .50 BMG applications. The aluminum construction keeps the focus on a strong, purpose-built mount rather than added bulk.
Why Hunters Choose the Badger Ordnance
One-inch-wide Ring
Design for a broad mounting
Six #8-40
Torx screws help distribute clamping
Serialized Matched-pair
Construction supports consistent ring alignment
Mil Std
1913 compatible for appropriate rail
Ultra-high 30mm
Configuration suits larger scope tubes
Key Features
- 30mm Ultra High aluminum scope rings from Badger Ordnance
- One-inch-wide ring design for increased holding power
- Six #8-40 Torx screws distribute load across the ring
- Serialized matched pair construction
- MIL STD 1913 compatible mounting design
- Designed for use with the demanding .50 BMG round
Best Used For
- Hunters mounting a 30mm scope on a .50 BMG rifle with MIL STD 1913 compatibility
- Shooters needing matched-pair rings for a secure, carefully distributed scope clamp
- Users prioritizing a wide ring design for maximum holding power on heavy-recoiling setups
- Serious rifle owners wanting ultra-high aluminum rings for demanding long-range applications
Specifications
| Designed For | .50 BMG round |
|---|---|
| Height | Ultra High |
| Holding Power Claim | 60% more holding power than any other ring available from Badger Ordnance |
| Matched Pairs | Serialized matched pairs |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Mount Compatibility | MIL STD 1913 |
| Ring Diameter | 30mm |
| Scope Damage Reduction Claim | Minimizing the chance of damaging the scope |
| Screw Count | 6 |
| Screw Type | #8-40 Torx |
| Steel Option | Steel or Aluminum |
| Width | 1 inch |
Pros
- One-inch-wide ring design for a broad mounting footprint
- Six #8-40 Torx screws help distribute clamping load evenly
- Serialized matched-pair construction supports consistent ring alignment
- MIL STD 1913 compatible for appropriate rail setups
- Ultra-high 30mm configuration suits larger scope tubes
- Available in machined aluminum for a lighter material option
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed for MIL STD 1913 compatibility, so fit is tied to that rail standard rather than being a universal ring solution.
- The ultra high profile may be useful for certain setups, but it also adds height that may not suit every rifle or optic combination.
- The use of 6 #8-40 Torx screws increases clamping complexity compared with simpler ring designs, so installation may take more attention.
- These rings are purpose-built for demanding .50 BMG use, which may be more capability than needed for lighter-recoiling rifles.
Suggested Comparisons
- 30mm scope rings
- High-profile scope mounts
- Picatinny-compatible optics rings
- Heavy-recoil rifle mounting hardware
Suggested Accessories
- Scope mounting tools
- Torque wrench
- Threadlocker
- Lens cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What size scope tube do these rings fit?
These are 30mm scope rings, as stated in the product title.
Are these rings compatible with MIL STD 1913 rails?
Yes. The product description states they are MIL STD 1913 compatible.
How are the rings secured to help hold 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 specific material for this listing is not otherwise identified in the provided data.
Are these intended for heavy-recoil rifles?
The product description says they are designed for the demanding .50 BMG round.