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Max-50 Scope Rings - 30mm Ultra High Steel Max-50 Rings
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SKU: 093000013
Overview
Built for rifles that demand a very secure optic mount, these 30mm ultra-high rings are intended for use on MIL STD 1913 compatible setups and are designed around the demands of .50 BMG applications. The one-inch-wide ring 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 hard-recoiling platforms. This is a purpose-driven option for serious rifle setups where holding power and careful scope support matter.
Why Hunters Choose the Badger Ordnance
One-inch-wide Ring
Design provides increased holding power
Six #8-40
Torx screws help distribute load
Matched-pair Construction
Supports consistent ring alignment as
Mil Std
Compatible mounting systems
.50 Bmg
Applications according to the product
Key Features
- 30mm Ultra High scope rings in the MAX-50 series
- One-inch-wide ring design for increased holding power
- Uses six #8-40 Torx screws to distribute load
- Machined from steel or aluminum as serialized matched pairs
- MIL STD 1913 compatible
- Designed for .50 BMG applications
Best Used For
- For hunters mounting optics on .50 BMG rifles with MIL STD 1913 compatible rails
- For users wanting wide rings with multiple Torx screws for secure scope attachment
- For shooters who prefer serialized matched pairs in steel or aluminum ring options
- For rifle setups where load distribution and reduced scope damage risk matter most
Specifications
| Available Materials | Steel or Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Designed For | .50 BMG round |
| Height | Ultra High |
| Holding Power Claim | 60% more holding power than any other ring available from Badger Ordnance |
| Material | Steel |
| Mil Std 1913 Compatible | Yes |
| Ring Size | 30mm |
| 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 ring design provides increased holding power in the supplied product data.
- Six #8-40 Torx screws help distribute load across the scope mounting interface.
- Matched-pair construction supports consistent ring alignment as provided by the manufacturer.
- MIL STD 1913 compatibility broadens use with compatible mounting systems.
- Designed for .50 BMG applications according to the product description.
- Available in steel or aluminum versions, as listed in the source data.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed for MIL STD 1913 compatibility, so fit depends on a compatible rail setup rather than a universal mount.
- The ultra-high profile may be necessary for some optics, but it also places the scope higher than lower ring options.
- The 30mm size limits use to scopes with a 30mm tube.
- The six-screw design adds security, but it also means more hardware to install and torque correctly.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scope rings
- Picatinny rail scope mounts
- Heavy-recoil optic mounting hardware
- 30mm scope mounting accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Scope level
- Torque wrench
- Thread locker
- Lens cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What size scope tube are these rings made for?
These are 30mm scope rings.
What mounting system are the MAX-50 rings compatible with?
They are MIL STD 1913 compatible.
How are the rings secured to help hold the scope?
The rings 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 the MAX-50 rings made from?
They are machined from Steel or Aluminum as serialized matched pairs. The product data does not specify which material applies to this listing.
Are these rings intended for heavy-recoiling rifles?
The product description says they are designed for the demanding .50 BMG round.