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    Scope Ring Height Calculator(Post)

    Scope Ring Calculator can help you determine the correct ring height for the bases and scope you are using for most rifles. .container { margin: 20px; } label ...

    Scope Mounts for Bergara Rifles(Post)

    Bergara Rifles was founded in 2004 in the town of Bergara, Spain, which has a long tradition of gun making. The company initially started as a barrel manufacturer, specializing in producing high ...

    20 MOA Explained(Post)

    There are many misconceptions in the world about what a 20MOA base does. Many of those misconceptions stem from perceptions about what a 20MOA base is capable of providing, and when it is need ...

    Precision Perfect: Larger Scope Tubes, Larger Ring Sizes 34mm, 35mm, 36mm, and 40mm Rifle Scope Rings.(Post)

    What’s up with all the different rifle scope tube sizes nowadays? According to Justin Smith at Athlon, “It doesn’t seem like that many years ago 1-inch rifle scope tubes dominated the market from ...

    Weaver Vs. Picatinny Style Bases(Post)

    One of the many benefits to Warne Maxima, Tactical and MSR rings is that they have the ability to mount to any picatinny or weaver style base. We are often asked how that is possible cons ...

    Tikka Mounts & Rings(Post)

    Tikka rifles are some of the most popular hunting rifles on the market. The T3 offers a great lightweight, accurate rifle platform for hunters all over the world. One of the unique features ...

    What is a Picatinny Rail?(Post)

    Picatinny Rail, What’s in a name? Whether you call it a Picatinny Rail (pɪkəˈtɪni), pic rail, or piccadilly rail, we all know you’re looking for a scope base or interface to mount an optic t ...

    How to Bore Sight a Rifle Scope (Post)

    What is Bore Sighting? Bore sighting is the task of matching the center of your bore to the center of your reticle as close as possible on a target so that you will at least be on the target ( ...

    Scope Mounts for the Sporterized Mauser Rifle(Post)

    The Origins of Mauser The Mauser family of firearms has a long history that dates to the 19th century. Originally a company formed by German King Frederick 1 in 1811, it was bought out in ...

    How to mount a scope on an AR-15(Post)

    How to Mount an AR-15 Scope If you’d like a brief introduction or refresher course on how to mount a rifle scope on an AR-15, you’ve come to the right place. The experts at Warne Scope Mou ...

    Scope Mounts for a PTR-91 HK-91 G3 style or Cetme Rifle.(Post)

    Why put a scope on a PRT-91 or Cetme? The Cetme is a roller delayed blowback battle rifle developed in Spain in 1953, later improved by Heckler and Koch in Germany, and renamed the Gewehr 3 or G3 ...

    What Are Some Features to Look for in a Hunting Scope?(Post)

    This question arises a lot because there are so many scopes with so many features it's hard to choose. There was a time when a fixed three power was all a hunter needed, then came out the variab ...

    How to Zero Your Rifle Scope(Post)

    Now that you have mounted your scope, torqued the base and rings, set it for proper eye relief, leveled the reticle, and  bore-sighted it, you are at the final stage of preparing your ri ...

    Why a Rifle Loses Zero and How to Keep it Zeroed(Post)

    What Can Cause a Rifle Scope to Fail to Hold a Zero After Zeroing It? The most common problems with holding zero are excessive recoil, abuse, improper installation, damaged scope or defectiv ...

    Torque and Scope Mounts: Proper Torque Specs for Scope Rings.(Post)

    Understanding Torque Torque is, at its heart, a rotational equivalent of linear force. In a nutshell, it describes a twist around an axis and the related force around it. Think about a wing nu ...

    Scope Mounting Part 1 – Adjusting Eye Relief on a Rifle Scope(Post)

    Adjusting Eye Relief on a Rifle Scope: Ensure your rifle is unloaded, action open, and safe to handle. Mount the scope in the scope rings, snugly but without torqueing them. The scope should ...

    Proper Eye Relief on a Rifle Scope(Post)

    What is Eye Relief? Eye relief is the distance between the eyepiece lens of a rifle scope and the shooter's eye that allows for a full field of view without experiencing vignetting, blackouts ...

    How to Calculate the Right Scope Ring Height (Post)

    Why is Scope Ring Height Important? Generally, you want to mount the scope as close as you can to the bore without the scope touching the rifle. If the objective bell touches the barrel and the b ...

    Is lapping needed?(Post)

    When using some designs of scope mounts, lapping is recommended to get the best performance. Lapping can increase the amount of surface contact between the ring and scope tube, and also help ...

    Will a centerfire scope work on a rimfire rifle?(Post)

    Can you use a centerfire scope on a rimfire rifle? Warne Scope Mounts is here to answer your questions about centerfire scopes and whether or not they work on rimfire rifles.Rimfire Rifles and Rim ...

    One Piece vs Two Piece Scope Bases: Which is Right for You?(Post)

    Struggling with a decision between a one-piece vs two-piece scope base? Warne Scope Mounts can help. You may shop for a rifle and scope based on different needs, or different style and perso ...

    Why Vertically Split?(Post)

    One of the defining features of Warne Maxima scope rings is that they are vertically split. Due to their unique design,one of the most common questions we get is “Why is the vertical split ...

    Mountain Tech Rings - How to Install(Page)

    Always verify that your firearm is UN-LOADED before performing any service on it. Warne recommends that you loosely assemble rings and scope onto firearm prior to final mounting to verify eye rel ...

    FAQs(Page)

    eCommerce FAQs How will my order be shipped and when? All Warne eCommerce orders are shipped via UPS ground or USPS Priority mail (to PO boxes), FedEx 2 day service is also offer ...

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