Page 4 - RWS Lock Down 1-Pc Mount Reviews

Simple convenient mount for my RWS 34. One piece mount. Works great.

Cut the cost a couple bucks. 4 screws front and back would be nice.

Great option for scope mounting.

High quality precision machined aluminum. Ease of installation. Rock solid clamping power.

I wouldn't change anything, it works PERFECT!

This fit's my new RWS Diana 34 Classic TO6 excellently. There are cheaper options for a 1 piece mount but I went with the RWS mount due to the quality of the rifle I knew the mount would be excellent too and boy was I right. I have mounted many scopes over the years and this mount could easily sell for double the asking price. If you have a new Model 34 and you're looking for a solid 1 piece scope mount don't be cheap get this and I promise you will be glad you did. I've put at least 500 shots downrange with this mount hasn't moved a millimeter. The mount has 4 lugs on the side, you slide the mount on the dovetail and line up the 2 stop pins, then you tighten the 2 center lugs then the 2 outside lugs and finally tighten the two locking pins in place and this thing isn't going anywhere. Set your scope to your liking and tighten it down and you'll have a Rock Solid mounting system. Don't be fooled by imitations, get the RWS 1 Piece lock down mount, you won't be sorry.

EVERYTHING -WAS ACTUALLY VERY EASY TO INSTALL EVEN FOR A NOVICE LIKE MYSELF.I LOVED THE VIEDO IT MADE IT SUPER EASY.

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IF YOUR GOING TO PUT A SCOPE ON PURCHACE THIS MOUNT AND WATCH THE VIDEO IT CAN'T GET ANY BETTER OR EASIER.

Solid construction. This is the only mount system that can take the beating from my RWS 52.

Scope caps should have 4 screws instead of 2. Dianawerks does have one just like this with 4 screw caps, so I guess the domestic US market is trying to sell out the old ones first. Also, the ability to adjust for windage/elevation would be a plus because not all rifles have dead parallel scope mounts. My scope had to be adjusted at almost its limits.

If you buy an RWS rifle, get one of these.

Works like a charm on my Gamo 220 Hunter Fixed the problem of Barrel droop My kid has been Sniping Squirrels DEAD ON !!!!!!!

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Very High Quaility Piece One air-gunner didn't give it a good review He must have been on crack REALLY NICE QUALITY PIECE

Low, sleek appearance. Droop compensation.

Threaded holes are all a sloppy fit. I live in fear of stripping them, particularly the scope ring ones. No torque is specified for the screws, and standard torques seem a little high for the loose fit and soft metal. The scope rings should have four screws each instead of two. Lapping is needed to assure the scope sits properly in its rings. There should also be some tape to help hold the scope from sliding. The recoil pins are way too small to index properly in the holes in the base. As the mount slides in its grooves, the recoil pins dig into the holes in the base, and will soon require a new base from the factory, as this is not user serviceable. They need either better-fitting recoil pins or a stop at the front that will engage the front of the base. It is interesting that the maker uses two recoil pins, but uses an end diameter that doesn't even come close to matching the recesses in the base.

This is a poorly made mount not suitable for a high recoil springer. I would use it on a low or perhaps medium power spring gun. On a high power springer, I would remove the recoil pins and depend on Locktite Retaining Compound to prevent movement.