TPS rings

257 Ackley · Dec 29, 2012

Might as well give my thoughts on the rings as well... :lol: . I have 30mm Badger and Farrell rings on 3 of my LR rifles. These rings are very well machined and fit a picatinney rail as well as any of the others. The rings needed very little lapping to have a stress-free mounted scope and cost half of what the other "name brand" rings cost. Good product!

FOTIS · Dec 29, 2012

They do turn out a great product.

JD338 · Dec 29, 2012

Good to know!

JD338

Oldtrader3 · Dec 30, 2012

They also have a "W" version TPS ring which will fit any Weaver standard claw base. I use several of these "W" rings on steel Weaver claw bases. The standard TPS ring is for Picatinny bases.

SJB358 · Jan 7, 2013

Very nice! They look very rugged Joel. Thanks for the review of them.

Guy Miner · Jan 8, 2013

Had TPS rings and base on a 7mm mag Sendero some years ago - and they worked out real well. Quality.

Oldtrader3 · Jul 4, 2013

I use TPS rings on all of my "standard" (non-ringmount) rifles. At present, this includes an FN Mauser, Mark X Mauser, Mark V Weatherby and Winchester Model 70's. These ring come in both the Picatinny and "W" Weaver base configurations. Presently, I have these rings mounted on (4) rifles, since I sold the Weatherby Mark V.

These rings are strong and accurately made with bore TIR's within 0.002 inches. I have never had mount alignment problems or a ring failure when using this rings in the last (5) years. The screw are all tempered steel and work perfectly at 25 in/lbs for ring screws and at 60 in/lbs torque for mounting screws.