Page 2 - UTG Drooper Scope Rail, 11mm-to-Weaver Reviews

I like the look and finish of this rail. It's a must for droopy break barrels or the just to extend your scopes elevation turret range on any gun with a dovetail scope mounting system.

I wish it's height was a bit shorter to get the scope closer to the bore, but other than that it works well.

That I found out it's actually a picatinny rail and NOT a weaver rail (which is exactly what I was looking for). I went directly to the mfg website to find out.

I think vendors of scope related products should be educated that pictanny and weaver ARE NOT THE SAME. Sure you can use weaver mounts on a picatinny rail, but not visa-versa which means they aren't the same thing. Get it right people.

Took care of the barrel droop in my Benjamin Prowler 22. Before I had this, I couldn't raise the elevation enough with the scope settings to get anywhere near where I needed the POI to be. I saw articles that said barrel drop was common in break barrel airguns. After adding this to the mix I was able to sight my gun in normally. Just remember to use Loctite.

Made of quality materials. Gives the user 10+ moa. Provides more than adequate bolts to secure to dovetail.

Problematic bolt stop. Bolt that acts as stop is way too small for slot provided on rifle. Does not provide means to prevent stop bolt from being screwed down too far into slot interfering with rifle action. Bolt stop loosely fits in adapter, and highly probably to jiggle out of position. Would be nice if secondary bolt stop matched one of the other provided stops.

Read instructions.

Saves several inches of elevation clicks. Hardened screws that do not strip and can handle the torqueing.

nothing to change.

have bought and using 4 of these.

it fixed the issue. It came in a RWS package The not one but TWO PINS! extra screw

Put RWS or Dianna brand on the side. Would it be to much to as to show dimensions in a diagram? The lock down mount did not fit my scope so I ordered this . The RWS lock down mount also did not show dimension as well

The photo on the listing is backwards with the arrow pointed to the front this " lifts" the front of the scope, thus making up for the "drop" in the barrel angle. Seems the higher the power the scope the more problems you will have keeping the turrets in middle range. Why do some rifles have this phenom? I do not know. Maybe Tom Knows?he prob has a article on it some place.

Totally the barrel droop sighting issues I was having. I now no longer to shim the rear ring. Quality is superb.

Not a thing.

Be aware that the scope will mount higher on the gun so low rings may be necessary.

Easy install had my wife do it....

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Read the instructions and check out any UTUBE info you can find but really it's an easy install

Mounted this on my Gamo Swarm Fusion 10x Gen. II. What I ended up doing was removing the factory RRR and mounting this rail directly to the dovetail of the rifle. This allowed me to get my replacement Leapers UTG 3-12x44 scope (see my review), closer to my eye and lower to the barrel. I forgot to mention in my review of the scope that this is how I mounted it to this rifle (highly recommend this scope for this rifle due to clearance issues with the magazine). I am very pleased with how this rail and scope fits my eye on this rifle (after removing the Recoil Reducing Rail). Suggestion to Gamo: offer this rifle without the cheap 3x9 scope (no parallax adjustment) and "RRR".

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Does not keep scope in line with barrel when tightened. It is offset.

This got me on at 100 yards without having to use up all or most of my vertical in my scope turrents which we all know isn't good for holding zero in a scope of you max out the settings either all the way up or right.

Nothing ........Works as expected and is a game changer on being able to use all of your Scopes adjustments..

This is awesome because of above stated things and it gets rid of the dovetail for scope mounts and changed it to Weaver,picatinny where I don't have to worry about scope shift or slide.

Good product own four.best drop comp you can buy

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Works perfect.....

Well made and good price. The rifle we planned to use it on had a rounded top and this is flat on that area, so we had to return it.

The adapter keeps firmly intact, meaning it dont move...

The adapter could be made to sit lower, since it made my rear sight sit to high..

Sturdy, quality construction. Looks great on my RM777SB and gave me enough adjustment to dial in the scope.

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It does the job to correct elevation when your scope runs out. I have used this on my Sumatra's and on my .45 cal Texan with an Athlon 8x34x56 scope. Don't hesitate to buy it. For $15 bucks, it will take care of your scope problems.

A great solid base that allowed me to get proper elevation needed on a magnum breakbarrel

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A common issue with some airguns is running out of elevation! This inexpensive well made base solved the issue.

Corrects for droop on Diana 45 and holds the scope rings securely.

The UTG did not tighten down using the 4 horizonal screws (slide back and forth in the 11 mm groves). However, the adapter was stable after the two vertical screws (pins) were tightened.

Finally I have a scope mount that compensates for the barrel droop of my RWS 45 air rifle.

This is everything that the manufacturer and seller claims it to be! It's the easiest and best solution to droop and/or low printing. The price is VERY reasonable!

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If you're deep into air gunning, have a number of rifles, and plan on buying more, I'd suggest buying a couple of these mounts to keep in stock in the event that when you sight in a scope, you experience low printing of your groups. Nothing worse than getting a new air rifle, go to sight it in, and...oh poo, shootin' real low. If you have some of these on hand, for the low price PA sells them for, you just reach into your stash, mount one of these babies, and problem solved!