Page 3 - UTG Drooper Scope Rail, 11mm-to-Weaver Reviews

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!

This is a must have base for the Diana 48 springer. good build quality and very reasonable price.

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I like the 4 set screws that hold it tight.

I'd put more slant to the device...I still have to shim the scope even after putting this on the rifle

Very well made, love the 10 inch built in elevation and the length. This will replace a shorter version that is on my Texan big bore 45.

I can not complain about anything. It is what it is.

This is a longer version approx 5 inches in length.

Well made and functioned as intended.

Not enough drop for the scope I was using, a cheap scope for a cheap rifle the scope was not up to the job. I used a different scope and all was well, needed to compensate for barrel droop on a break barrel air rifle.

When I mounted my scope on my .22 Benjamin Prowler it was shooting low at 25 yards with the scope elevation fully up. I shimmed the scope and was able to zero at 25 yards but the shims seemed like a stop-gap measure not to mention possible damage to the scope barrel. I put on this adapter and a pair of low Weaver rings and was able to easily zero at 25 yards with plenty of adjustment left should I decide to re-zero at a different distance. The rail mounts easily on the 11mm dovetail and clamps on tight. Of course being a Weaver rail the scope mounts solidly with no movement. The rail also seems to clamp on pretty much perfectly aligned left and right so only a very small windage adjustment was needed.

It would be nice if the rear stop pin was a little farther back, like only 2mm. The stop pin doesn't line up with the hole in the receiver of the Prowler. This may not be a concern since it is all the way back and probably can't move any further but having the stop pin in place would be nice.

The hex screws that tighten the rail are a different size than most scope ring hex screws so you need a different size allen wrench to tighten them. The wrench is included so no problem but if you ever need to adjust it in the field be aware that you'll need to carry that wrench as well.

absolutely works. as advertised, locks in place and elevates and mounts true inline with the barrel (no tilt to the left or right)

a 1 inch picatinny extension to the rear would be nice.

need it? do not hesitate to get it. I have several.

It bolted right down onto my Gamo Hornet Maxxim. It was a perfect fit and was a perfect solution for my barrel droop. I was hitting at about 8"-10" low with my scope dialed all the way up. It installed this mount and my first shots to zero the scope again were dead on. No adjustments necessary.

I did have to swap out my rings because the stock rings did not fit. I had some used weaver rings that worked just fine Picatinny rings would also work.

Price. Another similar option I looked at was more than 60 clams. Ive used this in place of the factory provided rail on a Browning Leverage. It corrected the droop very nicely and the scope was so easy to sight in. Highly recommended instead of shimming back of scope.

Clean the screws and screw holes well before mounting. Mine were pretty oily/messy. I did not use the provided stop screws as the Browning has a built in stop at the rear of the dovetail and none of the holes lined up with anything on the top of the rifle. So far so good with slippage.

FIT MY DIANA AND UTG SCOPE PERFACK .

BEFORE YOU GET INTO SPRINGERS DO A LOT OF RESEARCH, THEY ARE A BITCH TO SHOOT. A LOT OF FUN.

This mount did not work out for me. At 20 yards there was a 7" drop from point of aim. No fault of the mount...just not the correct mount for my level of droop.

More droop compensation.

Gun is an RWS Diana 350 Magnum in .177

Ez to install

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The numbers are for how much competition you need

This product is very well made and with the four tension screws there is enough torque it will not shift. Comes with an extra stop screw and a tension bolt. I doubt that you will need the stop screws maybe on magnum air rifles.

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Well make from high quality materiai; grips dovetail securely; stop pins designed for Diana rifles with T06 trigger.

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I installed the UTG Drooper Scope rail adapter on a Diana Model 48 and a Diana Model 52. The adapter is solid. It has not shifted. Four screws and two stop pins do the job. I mounted UTG True Strength scopes on my Diana rifles. I did not use the rings that came with the scopes because they were too tall. Instead, I used Hawke low rings which made it easier and more natural to use the scope.

You made not need the droop compensation provided by the mount as I have found the degree of droop varies in RWS/Diana rifles.

Seems to be good construction!

Have it set up so you have less elevation . For those of us who want to use it in air gun league it's way to much elevation. I went from not enough elevation on my scope to too much. I'm also not sure if it held up to the shock of my springer air rifle. It's not being used, I put it on the shelf. A waist of my time and money! Sad thing is it was recommended by Pyramyd Air tech. dept.

Research these products in detail before you buy!

THIS ADAPTER IS MADE OUT OF GOOD AND HEAVY MATERIAL. NOT CHEAP STUFF. SHOULD LAST A LONG TIME WITH NORMAL USE.

I WISH I HAD ORDERED ONE WITH A NARROW UPPER RAIL. I WOULD CHANGE NOTHING ON THIS ADAPTER.

THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT. STRONG, WELL MACHINED AND I CANT BELIEVE HOW INEXPENSIVE IT WAS FOR THE QUALITY

This mount worked perfectly for my needs, it seems well made and is a very stable platform for your scope rings. If you have a rifle that needs droop correction, either down or up this will do the trick.

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I would buy this again if needed on another rifle.