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Size: 1 inch diameter
Style: 1.26" center height
Features
- With a rigid beefed-up design with strategically placed lightening cuts to reduce weight - the Monstrum Deadlock Pro Series provides rock-solid mounting of your rifle scope at the absolute minimum amount of weight possible
- Deadlock Pro Series Scope Rings offer an added layer of protection over our standard Deadlock Series Scope Rings. They are put through a rigorous hardcoat anodization process - providing a more rugged, more scratch resistant surface
- Mounts to any Picatinny or Weaver mounting platform with custom locking bolts that slot seamlessly into your rail - guaranteed to hold zero against the toughest of recoil
- Mount frame crafted from lightweight 6061 grade aluminum with hardened steel Torx mounting hardware to prevent stripping of the bolts.
- Deadlock Scope Rings are available for 1 inch, 30 mm, and 34 mm diameter rifle scope tubes
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 5.2 x 3.19 x 1.54 inches
Package Weight: 0.21 Kilograms
Brand Name: Monstrum
Color: Black
Manufacturer: Monstrum
Part Number: ZS206H
Style: 1.26" center height
Size: 1 inch diameter
Date First Available: March 13, 2025
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Size: 30mm diameter
Style: 1.26" center height
They set down on the rails perfectly and when I tightened them them down they were were right on the cross hairs of my bore site.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Bill Avant
Size: 1 inch diameter
Style: 0.80" center height
Beefiest rings I've ever purchased. Slapped em on a sig scope mounted to a 12g slug gun. Impressed with the quality and confident they will hold up. If anything changes I'll update.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025 by Shawn
Size: 30mm diameter
Style: 1.00" center height
Great rings
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by john
Size: 30mm diameter
Style: 1.26" center height
This is not my first Monstrum product by far. I have several Monstrum scopes, red dots, rails, etc. and I really like their design and build quality. I never had a single issue with their products, always excellent. So, I was expecting the same quality level from these scope rings as well, and it did not disappoint me. Right out of the box, these felt like a different class of product. They're light, sure, but not in a fragile way - more like someone sat down with CAD software and optimized every curve, cut, and bolt for performance. The weight reduction is thanks to some clever lightening cuts in the body, but they don’t compromise strength. The matte black finish feels almost tactical in texture, thanks to Monstrum’s H-A3 anodization and CryoSeal treatment. I also like that torque specs are NOT printed on the rings as many manufacturers are starting to do as it distracts from a clear look of your setup. I was skeptical at first about how much of that was marketing fluff, but I’ve dragged my rifle through brush and tossed it in and out of the truck bed, and these rings still look practically new. Installing the rings was straightforward. The custom locking bolts fit into my Picatinny rail like they were machined for it and the recoil lugs guaranteed that they are dead locked and would move even a tiny bit. Torquing everything down with the included tool gave me confidence - there was no flex, no soft aluminum feeling, and certainly no stripped threads. The hardened steel Torx bolts are a huge step up from cheaper options that feel like they’ll round off before you're halfway done tightening them. The alignment was dead-on, and once everything was locked in place, the optic sat snugly and cleanly with no gaps or misalignment. At the range, performance confirmed my expectations. I’ve put a few hundred rounds through the rifle since installing these, and the scope hasn’t budged. Zero held rock steady, even after a handful of recoil-heavy loads and some deliberate manhandling during storage and transport. The rifle’s been in a soft case, tossed on benches, and bumped more than I’d like to admit, but the scope still tracks true. These rings genuinely feel like they’re built to take abuse without flinching. Overall, these are hands-down the best rings I’ve used in this price range. They offer the rugged durability of something twice their cost without the weight penalty or fragile design flaws of cheaper competitors. I’d trust them on a precision build, a hunting rifle, or even a backup range gun. If Monstrum starts including torque specs and keeps up this level of engineering, I don’t see a reason to look elsewhere Bottom line: Monstrum's scope rings live up to the brand’s reputation for quality, offering a rugged, lightweight, and precision-engineered design. Installation is solid and straightforward, with hardened steel Torx bolts and tight Picatinny fit. After hundreds of rounds and rough handling, they’ve held zero flawlessly. Easily the best rings in their price range - durable enough for any rifle setup without the usual compromises. Absolutely 5-star product hands down, very highly recommended! Pros: 1. Solid aluminum build ensures durability. 2. Excellent H-A3 hard anodization. 3. CryoSeal treatment for durability. 4. Recoil lugs for secure mounting. 5. Holds zero even under heavy recoil. 6. Torx bolts provide secure mounting. 7. Fits tightly on Picatinny rails. 8. Easy to install with included tools. 9. Excellent value for the quality. 10. Lifetime warranty! Cons: 1. Slightly bulkier than minimalist rings.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 by Vlad S. Vlad S.
Size: 30mm diameter
Style: 1.26" center height
I recently mounted the Monstrum Deadlock Pro Series scope rings on my new Bergara B14 HMR, and I could not be more pleased with their performance. When I opened the box, it was clear these are not just average rings. The construction is exceptionally solid, reinforced in all the right areas. What stood out to me is how lightweight they are despite the heavy-duty design. The precision cuts throughout the frame are not just cosmetic. They genuinely reduce weight without affecting strength or stability. Mounting the rings was straightforward. The custom locking bolts fit into my Picatinny rail with a clean, precise fit. Alignment was spot-on, and I had no issues during installation. The hardened steel Torx screws tightened smoothly and securely. There was no soft metal feel, and everything locked down exactly as it should. I used the included tool and torqued them to spec, and they have not moved at all. Since mounting them, I have fired several hundred rounds through the rifle, including heavier recoil loads, and the rings have held zero without a single issue. There has been no shift, no loosening, and no signs of wear. I have also transported the rifle in and out of its case a few times and even handled it a bit roughly. The scope has stayed perfectly aligned, and the finish on the rings still looks excellent. The hard-coated anodized surface seems to handle scratches and scuffs far better than typical finishes. I chose the 30mm size for my scope, and the fit is perfect. The whole setup feels tight and professional, and it gives the rifle a clean and functional appearance. Nothing feels overbuilt or bulky, just purposefully engineered for strength and performance. If you are using a precision rifle like the Bergara B14 HMR, this set of rings is an ideal match. They offer the strength and durability you need without adding unnecessary weight. Everything about them feels reliable and thoughtfully designed. I would purchase these again and recommend them to anyone looking for dependable, high-quality scope rings.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025 by Joe o. Joe o.
Size: 30mm diameter
Style: 1.00" center height
Rings appear solid, well constructed, and are anodized very nicely. I had planned to put these rings on my springer air rifle, but because these seem to be such quality pieces, am now tempted to put them on one of my hunting rifles. It's hard to justify spending two or three times as much for other rings when these seem to do it all!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by S. H. Mellish
Size: 1 inch diameter
Style: 1.26" center height
There's an old saying that you should spend 1.5 times the cost of your weapon on the scope. That is probably sage advice for a nice hunting rifle or an expensive range toy. Or if you shoot distances more than 100 yards. In today's world, the cost of manufacturing has gone down. A decent deer rifle can be bought with the scope and a sling for a couple hundred bucks at your local sporting goods store. There are inexpensive rifles or rimfire choices that don't break the bank. And there are some decent Chinese made scopes that are pretty serviceable quality at prices you would have balked at 20 years ago. Overall, get the best thing you can afford and take care of it. These are pretty inexpensive scope rings. The build is solid. They hold zero and are repeatable. You can torque the screws to spec without them stripping out. Just because it doesn't cost a fortune, doesn't mean they won't do the job. I have these on my Savage 93 17HMR, and they work great with my BSA scope. Overall. Monstrum makes a pretty good product. I recommend them if you need to mount cheap glass on a plinker for sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by Dave Stanzito