Page 3 - Leapers Accushot 1-Pc Mount w/1" Reviews

The price was right and it fit nice and snug. Very good quality and their is four screws per top sections.

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Was given advice from PA to purchase this mount over another item they had. They saved me money and I also received insight I did not know about the rifle I installed it on.

They work well on my Hatsan 125 sniper in all 3 calibers, .177, .22 and .25.

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Reasonably priced and work well, need to be careful with placement for proper eye relief.

Mount dimensions are perfect.

Reasonable price and typical UTG quality. Four screws per ring I s a good feature.

Maybe a half inch longer in length.

Sound advice from PA again. I mounted a Leapers UTG 3-9 X 40 AO scope on my Terrus, looks great. I do not know if I can mention the lady's name, but this is the second time she has given me good advice and saved me money to boot. She deserves a raise!

Easy to install and provides a solid base for a scope.

A good choice for break back guns.

Great price

I wish it was included with rifle

Excellent rings for the money. They stay put.

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This mount allowed me to mount and zero the RWS scope on the Diana model 48 with ease. Well made and rugged.

This mount is exactly what I needed to raise up my UTG 3-9X40 scope. It made it possible for the large objective lens to clear the barrel.

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A very quality product.

This product is very well made and a great value came with all the wrenchs I needed to install very happy.

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I highly recommend this product you will not be sorry.

When used on my TX200, this mount is rock-solid. Really holds the scope square and on-axis with the action and barrel. The scope (44mm Leapers Accushot SWAT) is high enough to clear the rifle's action, and is high enough to use the 100mm side focusing wheel.

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If you use this on a spring piston gun, make sure to use the supplied stop pin. Make sure the stop pin touches the back side of the stop pin hole on the dovetail. I have tightened my mount to 20 inch pounds on the dovetail, and 15 inch pounds on the rings. These torque setting seem to hold well without the use of Locktite.

Easy to mount. Has a scope stop built in which i really liked.

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I have it mounted to a Walther Terrus and it works really well.

Very well built one piece mounts. This has to be one of the better upgrades on the market today. The mounts come with additional allen screws, and wrenches. The 11mm Dovetail fit like a glove in my Gamo rifle.

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Try these mounts, you will not be disappointed.

Very easy to install. Mounted on my .22 cal Crosman NP and scope hasn't budged so far after about 600 shots. Own several UTG one piece mounts and have not ever had one move. I don't use stop pin on any of my dovetail mounts, and never have. I can't ever seem to get them to "seat" or "fit" properly. With this mount, you don't need one (although it does have stop pin). Also have one on my .22 cal Hatsan 85 Sniper and because the factory scope stop is in a bad spot, I took it off and my UTG one piece hasn't budged.

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For $15.00, you just can't beat these mounts. Only get a high mount if you need to clear a rear sight, get the front sight out of view through your scope, or have an extra large objective diameter. Luckily, the UTG one piece comes in medium height also.

It is sturdy and the construction is sharp and well done.

The recoil stop pin is not perfectly centered for 11mm dovetail so it would not fit into the stop hole on my Benjamin Titan air rifle. It would just hit the edge of the hole.

It would be nice if this was adjustable or if they sold a version that had a little compensation for barrel droop.

Sits well on my Walther Parrus. I has a good solid hold and sits at a good shooting height. Have a UTG True Hunter scope on it. Three screws hold tight. The Parrus with this mount and True Hunter makes for a very good set up. It has the pin stop built in.

Good solid mount and easy installation. I like the pin stop and how simple it works. Worked well with UTG 3x9x40 AO ILM. Screws how held solid so far. I did not apply any loc tite for now,

Looks Good and easy to install. Does what it's supposed to! Has locking screw.

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If you can, use a one pc scope mount. Better for the scope, makes sense to me.

I love the solid construction on the particular scope mount, the included scope stop is also a nice touch to prolong the life of any scope on your rifle.

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One thing you should know is just to wear proper protection while using any Airgun, stay safe and shoot straight!

A one piece mount cuts out any problem of mount "migration" meaning the single mounts slide back on hard-kicking springers. A PA pro introducing the latest Gamo stated one piece would be ideal. I agree with my experience with an R-1. In the 1990s I had a Blue Ribbon on that HW and it held up well. Later I switched that to another gun, and my R-1 had no scope. Recently outfitted with UTG products - much lighter - scope and this mount. The R-1 is heavy, so I am glad I do not notice any weight from this set up. I did Loctite the base screws to ward off lateral looseness. NOTE: I had some issues with the tube migrating back on the rings, and a local pro with 30 years experience with HW, said to make sure those screws are tight. Not to use a wrench or anything that could bust the tube, like UTG warns against, but tight with the provided tool.

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Ok, this may sound odd to some, but this is the first high mount I have bought. And immediately I noticed great benefits: the pop-open lens cover can fully rotate for objective lens changes. Others have complained that they had to remove this cap to work the objective lens on low mounts. Also, I can get my thumb under the scope to hold the body of the rifle while cocking it. It may sound odd, but with low mounts I could not do that, and I feel it put too much torque on the all-important back screw. The cocking force kept jarring that loose - even with Loctite. No problem now because I believe that a firm hold over the body, chamber and stock, neutralizes that torque. The screws are staying tight. And for good measure, I use Permatex extra thick thread locker.