What are some good 30mm dovetail rings?

[sawtoothscream]

I use it for all my airguns, good enough esp on PCP.       I'll spend more on the powder burners

Mr. Tooth,  you say "I'll use it for all my airguns"   

What do you mean by "it"?    which ring?

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I use it for all my airguns, good enough esp on PCP.       I'll spend more on the powder burners

Mr. Tooth,  you say "I'll use it for all my airguns"   

What do you mean by "it"?    which ring?

Corrected below ,Utg.         Dang phone always likes to replace my words

[kbstingwing]

I also use UTG on some powder burners that have low recoil like my SR762 and AR15, they have a beefy 6 screw ring, but on my Howa 1500 30-06 I use Warne Rings, it stripped the original rings that came with it, I replaced the Nikko game king scope with a Millet and Warne rings, much better Steel ring.

[Pappy]

Alan, are the FX mounts windage adjustable as well or only elevation adjustable?  I haven't used them on anything but thought they were elevation only.

Just elevation.  I have found that after I adjust for moving out to 100 yards ... being zeroed for 50 yards ..... if I have to move the windage at all, it is just a few clicks away from adjustment.  The best advantage of any adjustable mount, is that you are always using your scope almost perfectly centered. Many shooters trying to "click" there way into zero, run their scopes too much toward the top end range of their horizontal adjustment, causing the scope to be very unstable from shot to shot .... changes in POI occur, causing groups to spread out and your zero not holding.

Pappy / Allan

[RAJOD]

Alan, are the FX mounts windage adjustable as well or only elevation adjustable?  I haven't used them on anything but thought they were elevation only.

Just elevation.  I have found that after I adjust for moving out to 100 yards ... being zeroed for 50 yards ..... if I have to move the windage at all, it is just a few clicks away from adjustment.  The best advantage of any adjustable mount, is that you are always using your scope almost perfectly centered. Many shooters trying to "click" there way into zero, run their scopes too much toward the top end range of their horizontal adjustment, causing the scope to be very unstable from shot to shot .... changes in POI occur, causing groups to spread out and your zero not holding.

Pappy / Allan

Yes very good points Pappy!
I too have been guilty of cranking my scopes adjustments on springers that had droop.   Much better to get it close via rings first then fine tune with turrets.