Page 7 - UTG Drooper Scope Rail, 11mm-to-Weaver Reviews

Works perfectly. Needed for Hatsan 125 with severe barrel droop.

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Installed easily, and did exactly what it said it would. Scope adj. was nearly topped out before, now I have full range adj. back. I am super happy I got this for my Diana 52,so happy I'm going to get one for my Hatson Dominator :)

Make one to help the droop on my NPXL (weaver to weaver droop compensator)

Barrel droop? Get this! Just want roads a solid mount to your rifle for your scope? Get this!

No more scope slide on my Gamo Bone Collector. Seems like a quality part.

A little more compensation as an option for barrel droop.

If you have bad barrel droop you may still have to shim the scope.

quality built; secures easily; and it's function.

Would love to see this with the QR system rather than the allen bolts.

Really for most this will remedy droop. I have these on a few springers to include even fixed barrels which can exhibit droop. Great price as well.

10 Min. compensation, and build quality.

Make a 20 Min. compensation model as well.

Yo need plenty of adjustment for vertical drop with the relatively high sight to bore axis on an AirForce and some other pellet guns, at ranges beyond 40-50 yards. The range of adjustment becomes more of a factor with scopes that have a main tube diameter less than 30mm.

Good fit, form and finish. It is made in China, as per the label markings, and it is and does as advertised. I have it mounted on my RWS 54. Though I didn’t have much barrel droop to begin with, it resolved a secondary need by sufficiently elevating a 4-16X50 scope above the loading port. And consequently only low mount rings were needed. So issues of both barrel droop and scope clearance were addressed with a single rail adapter.

nothing has come up so far

Comes in a blister pack with wrenches and spare screws.
It is only 4.75” in length, so it is shorter than the T06 dovetail base it mounts onto. Not an issue, just a point of note. I believe the numerical markings on the top are nominal reference points; use them for comparative measurement only.

I will never waste my time on shims again. This is also a great mount to convert from dove-tail to Weaver.

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If you have a barrel droop problem get this. Shims work but not as well and they will eventually shift on you. This rail stays put. Droop problem solved permanently. Be sure to order the correct rail for your air gun, there are several models.

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Mine is taking damage (unusual wear and tear from my broken pellet rifle's unusual recoil) that looks similar to a striped out Phillips screw head along the Weaver rail at the points that the scope mounts attach.

Its a good mount, but my Ruger blackhawk destroyed it. Lasted about two tins of 500 pellets. This would be good for a RWS Diana.

Stronger Steel.

Do not put this on any spring air rifle i will destroy it.

Exactly what my RWS 34 needed to bring the scope inline.

Added to the RWS 34 package sale, or at least suggested with the reason why it is needed.

That the UTG Drooper Scope Rail is a must if your using a scope.

Provides a easy and effective way to correct for Barrel Droop at a very good price.

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Does what it's supposed to do. Good value for the money.

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Works well on springers. I used it on a Diana RWS Feuerkraft Pro (350 Magnum) and hand no issues at all.

It is solid and very well made. We have only had rifle for three months and have had no problems yet.

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Keeps my Scope mounts from sliding back. My gun did not have barrel droop it was the opposite, it shot about 10" High, so, I turned it around backwards to raise the front of my scope up so I could have enough adjustment to lower my POI. Normally most guns shoot to low called barrel droop, this eliminates that to keep it from shooting to low before running out of adjustment on your scope. As I mentioned above My Gun shot high so by reversing the mount it eliminated the problem.

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Remember running out of adjustment can be easily fixed with a set of mounts or a mounting rail made for this purpose. This mount is machined to be taller on one end and it will work either way if you are shooting too high just put the taller end in the front, if you are shooting to low put the taller end in the rear. Its hard to see which end is the tallest but if you look at it close on a flat surface you will be able to see it, or just measure it. They also make different sizes in these rails so make sure you know how much to high or low your gun is shooting before you order you mounts.

Well built and very strong, has not shifted.

This adapter sits very high, a lower profile would be nice.

Get low profile rings to go with this adapter.

Easy to mount, inclusion of extra screws, solid & well constructed, better than using shims, 4 screws to mount the rail to make it more secure.

This is my second one, the first is on my RWS-34 .22 and this is on my RWS-34 .177. RWS is known for barrel droop and this fixes the problem. I like this product so much I am thinking of getting one for my TX200.

Excellent scope rail. Very sturdy and holds once in place.

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This is the recommended rail for the rifles with the T06 trigger, just in case someone may be wondering.

Hands down the best way to mount larger scopes on an air rifle with 11mm mount option. Droop works great for my scope and stopped scope shifts issues I was having.

Noting.. absolutely fantastic

I purchased a remington vantage NP and a ruger blackhawk and I had to adjust the elevation so high that the scopes would not hold the setting so I purchased two of these adapters and that problem was solved. They mount solid and don't move once locked down and with having four screws that will never be an issue.

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I do recommend putting these on most all springers but the one thing to keep in mind is depending on the size of the odjective will depend on what size rings you will need, I have a leapers 3-12x40mm so I had to use low rings. When purchasing this adapter I recommend calling pyramyd air and asking them what they suggest would be the best match for your paticular gun.

This product performs as advertised. However on y Ruger Air Magnum .177 it overcompensated at distances of 25 yards or less. Beyond that the scope, as near as I can tell it kept the reticle centered adjustment wise and enabled metro shoot some very tight groups at 50 yards. Still trying to figure out if it is possible to adjust for less than 10 inches of lift. There are numbers stamped om the rail itself that go from 02 to 10 . So far no one at Pyramyd seems to know their function. At 25 or less I could use somewhere around 2 inches of rear lift.

Instructions would have been a nice addition to the package. I ordered four of them and none had instruction sheets enclosed. We are not all gunsmith engineers.

Both my Ruger Air Magnums (.177 & .22 ) shoot about 2 inches low at 25 yards with the open sights whereas my Blackhawks are spot on. The magnum's barrel is 1.5 inches longer than the Blackhawks which may account for the slight droop. I'm confident there is a way to utilize this rail to compensate for 2 inches but, again, there are no instructions included so you are on your own. I finally settled on the tried ad true plastic bottle strip rear shimming to bring these rifles to zero with a scope at 25 yards. I would only recommend others purchase these rails if your open sights shoot 10 or more inches low.