TALLEY LIGHT WEIGHT SCOPE MOUNT

These scope mounts for the Ruger 10/22 are absolutely elegant. Let me share some background info that can help make this relevant to everyone who appreciates 10/22s.

I love 10/22s -- at the moment I have five. I tweak and tune the daylights out of them for both performance and appearance. I'm fond of the contour of the 10/22 receiver and feel Ruger's furnished mount base spoils the lines. For this reason I've made small one-piece bases for my halographic red dots and small two-piece bases for scopes and tube-type red dots -- all starting from Ruger's base.

With the Talley bases, this is no longer necessary. They cover a minimum of the top of the receiver. They're beautifully made and finished. And they hold a scope tightly without marring the finish.

My only wish is that they were also available in a silver finish. They'd look spectacular with my silver Ultradot red dots on my stainless10/22s. I might buy additional black ones and send them off to be reanodized silver. I like them that much.

THEY ARE TRUE, LITE, AND HAVE TORX SCREWS SO THEY CAN BE REMOVED AND TIGHTENED MANY TIMES IF NEEDED.
25#S OF TORQUE IS PLENTY. GREAT PRODUCT.

These are the best rings I have found for my custom Mauser rifles. The finish is good enough I do not need to polish and re-finish to make them match the Matte finish of Leupold scopes. They are better than some of the more costly rings I have bought and have built in bases so one less thing to buy.

I used these to install a Bushnell Elite scope on my Browning A bolt. The rings fit perfectly and are very secure.

Used this to mount a varmint scope (42mm objective) on my Anschutz 1732 in .22 Hornet. Height was perfect for this application, leaving only a few millimeters of space between the barrel and scope. A bigger objective scope would require higher rings. Easy to install, well made, and rock solid mount and ring combination.

I used these to mount a 2.5 X 8 Leupold on a 20" Micro Hunter. They're extremely light, but appear to be rugged. The fit is perfect, the scope lined up very square, no need for lapping. I torqued the base screws @ 30 inch/lbs and a touch of blue loctite. The ring screws were evenly torqued @ 22.5. They compliment the clean lines of the little carbine without sacrificing quality. It placed the scopes objective about 1/4" above the barrel, and allowed more than an ample amount of placement for eye relief. I'm sold.

Wanted to replace the medium-height rings that came with my Tikka T3 in 6.5x55 with some that were stronger and lower. I prefer to use a 2-7x32 scope and like to mount it nice and low. The Talley "low" rings, while very strong and well-made, appear to have enough room for a 40mm objective lens scope. They don't appear to be any lower than the factory rings. Other than that (and some embarrassing typos on the packaging), they are great.

I mounted these on a Winchester Ranger short action and the fit is perfect. I tried a few other brands, two-piece bases overlapped the action area and one-piece bases did not fit (the ranger action is a bit shorter than a standard short action). They look great on the gun and alignment was right on. No shims required.

I put a set of these on my Tikka in .338 Winchester magnum several years ago after the "B" brand failed to hold the scope. My hunting load sends a 225 gr bullet out the muzzle at 2900 fps over my Oehler chrono; there is recoil. The Talley lightweights hold the Zeiss 3.5-10X scope absolutely rock solid year after year of hard hunting use in Montana. This is a quality product.

I have sixteen scoped guns and have experience with a number of name brand manufacturers of bases and rings. Tally makes a product that is simple to install and, at least in my case, needed no shimming or adjustments to align the rings which I check with a Sinclair Scope Alignment Tool. So far I have mounted three scopes with Tally mounts with no problem. Nuff said.

I was sort of skeptical about how these would work (no allowance for adjustments), but I heard a good report about Talley, so I gave them a shot. Great fit and finish, and no adjustment needed. In fact, the positional tolerances on these things are so good, that my scope needed less adjustment than with any other type of mounting system I've used lately. Note: For the medium height setup, a 40mm scope is the max. diameter for the Marlin 336.