Page 3 - UTG Scope Mount Base, Fits Reviews

I does as they say it will. Easy to install. Plain instructions, well made, and it looks nice.

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I did have a screw back out on me after a few hundred shots. A person might consider using some blue thread locker on the main screws. I was 1 inch up and 1 right @ 25 yards on first shot.

Easy to mount. Seems very solid. Compensated for barrel droop on my Bam XS-B28A (RWS 350 copy). Fit very well. Mounted Nikko Stirling 3x10-42 with low rings without a problem. Scope sits a little high. Some lower rings might be better if I get around to it. Right now using Leapers rings.

Make the mount a little lower.

My 34P didn't have the droop like most so my compensator caused it to shoot high. PA sent me out the non-compensating rail for free and now my 34P shoots perfect.

its great it does what its suposed to do and it keeps the scope whre it should be. i like the weaver stly mounting because it just helps to keep the scope from shifting

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its great

Very well made!

I do not like the over-all over compensation of having to shim front ring on my rws 350mag to get enough scope adjustment. If you are gonna order one get this UTG MOUNT #LEMINT-DNTOWLPY-A-2639 . It should work fine with LEAPERS RINGS-1"Weaver Rings-LOW.

I was using RWS droop comepnsating scope rings with a stock RWS 4x32 scope and not having any movement and holding true. When I upgraded the scope to a heavier one, I wanted to make sure it didn't move! The weaver rings are much larger and lock in place more securely. Because my scope has short eye relief, I may hang it off the back of the scope rail and the weaver scope rings should be able to hold it without problems. I can use my open sights by looking underneath the weaver rings and thru the mount!

To much compensation! At 20 meters I ran out of elevation compensation and shoot 1/2" to high.

Even with the over compensation, I'm keeping it because the weaver rings are much better in my opinion and I can still use the open sights for close in targets.

Good,solid construction. Scope shift should not be a problem with this mount.

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I bought one for both my RWS model 48 and magnum 350. The one for my model 48 is fine. The mount for my mag.350 is another story. Trying to zero in the scope{ Leapers 4x32} at 35yds it still shoots several inches high of the mark with the elevation turned all the way down.

Easy to mount and maintains zero. Excellent product and very solid mount.

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works great! Works as advertised, NO scope slip on my rws 34.

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I'm getting another one of these for my rws 350 mag .22. I have complete confidence in it's solidness and quality.

It works. It's simple and strong.

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I bought this part when it first hit the market but didn't install it until pretty recently. Then I discovered I needed Weaver rings and didn't get those until still more recently. Happily I got one of the ring sets recommended here. When I got everything squared away, it was clear that the part had cured the droop problem. After a few rounds of sighting in, I'm sure that I'm the basement range, ironing board rest, 10 meter champion on my street :)

The ability to install rings in different locations on the rail

The lower molding is cumbersome if you are using this on something other than the recommended model. It may cause the scope to be elevated or lower on the mounted weapon depending on the installation

Price point, solidly built, excellent design, correct angle milled into the mount to compensate for the rainbow trajectory of air rifles, good value.

Diana should strike a deal with Leapers to include this mount with every rifle they sell, in place of what they try and pass off as a scpoe mount.

Get this mount. If you try to use the mount that comes with these rifles you will regret it.

good quality will hold scope without shift

list that this will not work with the 350 mag

this will not work with my 350 magnum it overcompensates for droop and I can not adjust the leapers 4x16x50 scope enough shoots about 1 1/2 in to high at 35 yrds using beaman crow mags

Bought to use on a 34 combo, with the stock 4x32 scope. Quality appears to be pretty decent. Installation was somewhat simple. Everything locks down solidly. No problems sighting in our 34. Decent overall design, in spite of the fact that it does raise the mounting of the scope some (non-issue for us).

Lower price? Change the finish a little to match the more satin finish used in the Accushot scope rings; it?s okay but doesn?t quite match.

We first bought a set of low mount scope rings to minimize the height change. It didn?t work, the 32mm diameter & short length of the stock scope interfered with the compensator mount. Bought a set of medium height Accushot rings and all went together nicely.

Well, I would've liked it if it worked.

This base is so high that with the first rings I tried it with I could hardly get a sight picture without sticking my neck out

This base overcompensated for the droop in my 34 and I ended up having to shim the front rings which is the opposite to what you do with other bases that don't compensate for the droop. I bought it so I wouldn't have to shim, so this aspect was disappointing. I also had a severe windage problem that I couldn't figure out. In fairness to this base, it could have been the rings I used but I ran out of windage adjustment and couldn't get it zeroed. I kept running out of left windage adjustment. I finally gave up and used the Leapers Accushot one piece base and rings with the stop pin of the base hung over the front of the dovetail and a hard plastic shim under the scope at the rear ring. This works fine, and the only reason I was switching to the new "anti-droop" base is I thought it was a more elegant solution. It's not. At least it wasn't for me. The base makes the scope sit so high it looks and feels awkward. Use the Accushot one piece base and rings, hang the pin over the front of the dovetail, and, if you need to, shim the rear ring. It makes a solid mount that looks right and works great.

well made, easy to mount, positive stops both for this mount and the weaver rings that mount on it, I wish it would work on my other rifle.

I mounted it on a model 36 and unless other models have way more barrel droop than my 36, 20.7 inches at 30 yards is gross overkill. In my case half of that would be sufficient. I was able to adjust the elevation adequately on my scope to make it work.

if you mount a long scope on this base with a two piece mount, you may not be able to achieve as much forward movement of the scope as you would like. If you are just a recreational shooter, you will compensate and be happy with your purchase.

package had everything needed to install a well built quality mount, by using this mount, i could center the crosshairs in my scope, kept the scope from being at end of adjustment , and the crosshairs tight.

only downer , in my opinion, was it raised the sight plane, so now my cheek is higher on the stock, easily compsated for but , not as i like, but the difference is worth the height change, no movement of the mounts or scope.

other than a raised site plane, it was well worth the effort and money, both a bargain. try it you'll like it, hahhaa ron

Easy instillation, adjustable compensation. Does what it says.

Make it out of steel and no hex screw heads

Buy the lowest mount; because you will need a new type probably. []

Solid,sturdy and fixes droop issues.

Lower profile. Make out of steel.

Use LOW rings.

Stops the scope shifting and barrel drooping problems!

Being the first version this product is more than ok. However, criticizing is good if we want the product to improve: First of all, STEEL please! I have started seeing some deformation in the stop slots already.However, Is good to see the damaging in this $17 mount and not in your rifle... A little bit lower would have been better. You CAN'T have a proper alignment of your eye with the scope while keeping your cheekbone in the stock. I plan to use some comb padding.

Even if this problem is not related with the mount, please consider it seriously: Leapers rings are made of aluminum. There is no way you could tighten them properly without damaging them. Use some serius rings. I am thinking about using leupold PRWs