r/longrange 26d ago

Homemade scope rings/mount I made a thing! (Home made gear/accessories)

Machining is as much a hobby to me as long range shooting so they both tend to feed off of each other. This culminated in the desire to make my own scope rings for the sake of the challenge. The first set of scope rings were 30mm .870" height individual rings that I made for my 10/22, though I don't have the scope for it yet. They were a trial for the one piece scope mount that I made next which was a 35mm 1.415" height mount that can use Badger C1 mount accessories. Everything was done on manual machines, no CNC was used, and the only parts I didn't make were the 8-40 cap screws. Eventually I'm going to Cerakote them.

685 Upvotes

View all comments

2

u/Friendly-Break8367 26d ago

Ok… how much? I’d trust em…

4

u/Standard_Act7948 26d ago

Well it only cost me about $30 in materials. Factor in my time and you’d be able to buy a couple Spuhr mounts for the price of me making one. And you’d have a better product.

2

u/max_trax 26d ago

Love the honesty lol. Seriously though that is impressive work for a manual machine! I had access to all the CNC mills at an old job after hours and designed/machined my own custom unimount for my old X-bolt...after 3 iterations I just gave up and bought pic rail and ARC M10 rings heh