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Size: 30mm
Style Name: 1.00" Centerline
Features
- Precision-Machined Fit for 1", 30mm, and 34mm Tubes: Engineered for rock-solid alignment and zero shift under recoil. Available in multiple diameters to fit your precision rifle or LPVO setup. Choose your ideal fit without compromise.
- Versatile Centerline Heights for Any Build: Available heights from 0.80" to 1.35" centerline let you tailor your optic height to your cheek weld and rail profile. Ideal for bolt guns, AR platforms, and everything in between. Build with the flexibility to suit your mission.
- Battle-Tested 6061-T6 Aluminum Construction: CNC machined from high-grade 6061 aluminum for unmatched strength-to-weight performance. Hard anodized for maximum corrosion and wear resistance. Designed to endure real-world abuse without giving an inch.
- Secure Mounting with Spec Torque Settings: Torque specs of 18 in/lbs (rings) and 30 in/lbs (base) ensure repeatable installation without distortion. Lock down your zero with confidence. Easy to install, impossible to shake loose.
- Engineered for Tactical & Precision Use: Built for PRS, long-range, and duty rifles, these rings stay locked, even under magnum recoil or high-round-count use. Minimal shift, maximum repeatability. Your optic stays put from first shot to last.
- Lifetime Warranty from Triton: We stand behind our gear for life. If it ever fails you, well replace or repair itno questions asked. Because trust isnt optional in the field.
Description
Introducing the Triton ZeroShift scope rings, the pinnacle of precision and stability for your rifle scope. These rings are meticulously engineered to eliminate scope shift and maintain zero, shot after shot, under the most demanding conditions. The rings are precision CNC machined from a single block of aircraft-grade aluminum for superior strength and rigidity. Their strategic clamping design ensures a secure and even grip on your scope, minimizing the risk of movement or damage. Recoil-resistant construction is built to withstand heavy recoil and impact, guaranteeing your scope stays locked in place. The Zero Shift Guarantee means the rings are rigorously tested to ensure your scope maintains perfect zero, even after repeated use. The enhanced accuracy achieved by the rings will eliminate the frustration of scope shift and experience improved accuracy and consistency. It is backed by a lifetime warranty and an unwavering commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Upgrade your rifle setup with Triton ZeroShift scope rings and experience the confidence of unwavering precision.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 5.2 x 3.07 x 1.26 inches
Package Weight: 0.15 Kilograms
Brand Name: Triton
Warranty Description: Lifetime
Model Name: ZeroShift
Color: Anodized Black
Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
Suggested Users: Sporting Optics Rings
Manufacturer: Triton
Part Number: SRZ-30-100
Style: 1.00" Centerline
Included Components: Scope Rings
Size: 30mm
Sport Type: Hunting
Date First Available: November 16, 2024
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Size: 1-inch
Style Name: 0.80" Centerline
These are super nice rings for my purpose. I've used a lot of other rings on various guns so I think I'm qualified to claim that these rings are superior to other rings in this price range.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Ottomac
Size: 30mm
Style Name: 1.00" Centerline
Great quality rings. Work exceptionally well. Strongly recommend. Amazon sells some nice rings. Some are not very good. You have to pick and chose. These were nice quality
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025 by Carl
Size: 1-inch
Style Name: 1.00" Centerline
Seem to grip the scope well, no movement - moderate recoil.
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025 by Charles C.
Size: 1-inch
Style Name: 1.00" Centerline
Okay, let’s look at these Triton ZeroShift High Performance Series Scope Rings. They’re machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, and you can tell the difference in quality the moment you handle them. No rough edges, no machining marks, and the anodized finish was uniform and solid. The torque specs etched directly into the rings - 18 in/lbs for the caps, 30 in/lbs for the base - which I don’t think is necessary as we know the specs anyway and extra marks on the rings are just a distraction. I got the 1.00" centerline height for a 1" tube optic on my AR platform, and it lined up perfectly with my cheek weld - no neck craning or awkward hold. Mounting was uneventful in the best way - four screws are holding the ring top, and two screws clam the rifle’s Pic rail. The screws thread in smoothly, and everything seats cleanly without needing to lap or modify. I used a torque wrench and followed the specs, and once everything was in place, the optic didn’t move - not even a hair. Over the next few weeks, I put around 200 rounds through the rifle, including some fairly stout loads, and not once did I notice a shift in point of impact. Even after removing and reinstalling the scope just to test repeatability, the zero stayed locked. Where these rings really earn respect is in their grip under recoil. I’ve had other mid-tier mounts that seemed fine at first, only to start wandering after a few range trips. The Tritons just don’t budge. Even after repeated range sessions and knocking the rifle around a bit during transport, they held firm. Note that the rings feature recoil stops at the base that help tremendously to maintain steady position under any condition. There’s a noticeable sense of trust when you don’t have to second-guess your mount between shots. That said, the product isn’t without minor gripes. The included Torx tool works, but the screw heads are a bit shallow. You need to be deliberate and careful during installation to avoid stripping or slipping. Also, while the rings are advertised for high-recoil setups, I’d hesitate to rely on them for ultra-heavy magnums or competition-level precision where even minor variances can matter. For most tactical and hunting setups though, they’re more than capable. All in all, the Triton ZeroShift rings did exactly what I needed them to do - hold my optic steady without fuss. They're well-built, easy to install correctly, and keep zero through hard use. For this price, I’d say they punch above their weight and give you peace of mind without overcomplicating things. If you’re looking for a rugged, no-frills mounting solution that actually delivers on the promise of zero shift, these are worth it. Bottom line: The Triton ZeroShift High Performance Scope Rings are solidly built from 6061-T6 aluminum, with a clean finish and precise fit. They hold zero flawlessly even after repeated firing and scope removal/reinstallation, thanks to strong recoil stops and reliable grip. Installation is smooth, though the screw heads could be deeper for easier torqueing. While ideal for most AR platforms and standard recoil setups, they might not be the best for ultra-heavy magnum or precision competition rifles. Overall, they offer excellent performance and durability at a great value - reliable, no-nonsense rings that do exactly what they claim. 5 stars in my book, highly recommended! Pros: 1. Precision-machined from durable 6061-T6 aluminum. 2. Uniform anodized finish with no machining flaws. 3. Smooth, clean installation with no lapping required. 4. Holds zero reliably under recoil and after remounting. 5. Recoil stops improve stability and repeatability. 6. Torque specs etched on rings for convenience. 7. Excellent fit for AR platforms and standard optics. Cons: 1. Screw heads are shallow and require careful torqueing. 2. Included Torx tool is basic and not ideal for precise work. 3. May not be suitable for ultra-heavy magnum use.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by Vlad S. Vlad S.
Size: 1-inch
Style Name: 1.00" Centerline
I mounted the Triton Precision Scope Rings on my AR-15 with a 30mm LPVO, and they have been perfect. The fit is incredibly precise. Everything lined up cleanly during installation, and the machining quality is outstanding. You can tell right away that these are not just another set of generic rings. I went with a 1.35-inch centerline height to get the right alignment with my optic and cheek weld, and it sits exactly where I want it. The sight picture is fast and natural, which makes a big difference during quick transitions and longer holds. Mounting was easy thanks to the clearly stated torque specs. I tightened everything to the recommended values, and once locked in, it stayed put. I’ve put several hundred rounds through the rifle since then, and my zero has held without any shift. Even with hard use and plenty of range time, nothing has come loose or moved. The anodized finish has held up well. It still looks great even after being tossed in and out of a range bag and used outdoors. The 6061-T6 aluminum construction keeps the weight down while still giving me complete confidence in the mount’s durability. One thing I appreciate is the repeatability. I’ve removed and reinstalled the scope just to test it, and the zero stayed the same. That kind of consistency is hard to find. If you’re running an AR-15 and want scope rings that are lightweight, tough, and completely dependable, this set from Triton delivers. It’s a product I trust and would buy again without hesitation.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025 by Joe o.
Size: 1-inch
Style Name: 1.00" Centerline
I’m familiar with the Triton brand as I have a Triton scope on one of my rifles, but I was unaware that the company also made scope rings. Although the rings I received are aluminum, they’re robust with four screws securing each upper half. Two extra hex head screws and a hex wrench were included with the rings. The rings’ heights were about an inch short for my application. A one-inch Picatinny riser was ordered to correct the height for proper mounting on my AR-10. These are the first rings I’ve seen with the torque specifications printed on the side. The specification numbers refer to in/lbs. I found a slight difference in the circumference of the upper and lower ring halves. The upper half was 0.95” according to my calibers, and the lower half was 1.05”. At first, I grew concerned that the difference might cause pinching on the scope from the upper ring half, but then I realized that the upper half doesn’t meet up with the lower half at the middle, but slightly above it on the curve of the scope. This was visually evident as I alternately tightened the screws while mating the two halves. When a company with Triton’s reputation states that their scope rings are designed to allow zero shifting, I trust that claim. I haven’t taken the scoped rifle to the range for sight in as yet since I’m still waiting for the Picatinny riser to come in, but when I do, I won't be blaming the scope rings if I can’t get it immediately sighted in. Most likely, the cause will be me flinching in anticipation of its heavy recoil.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 by R. Ploude R. Ploude