Warne qd rings

[jkingrph]

Looking for an opinion. Would these rings be adequate for a smaller scope, Hawke Airmax 2-7 on a FWB Sport?

721LM Warne 1 inch, Rimfire QD, Med Matte Rings

Warne Rimfire rings fit both the 3/8th inch and 11mm dovetails found on many rimfire rifles. A unique horizontal design, steel rimfire rings are the best.

warnescopemounts.com

 

[Geezerhood]

I don't see a recoil stop (arrestor pin) on those rings. What is the plan to keep them from sliding on the dovetail?

 

[jkingrph]

Don't know yet. They have a short lever arm on the tightening screw so can get them quite tight. I may need a seperate block. A lot of 11mm mounts do not have a built in recoil stop.

 

[Geezerhood]

Don't know yet. They have a short lever arm on the tightening screw so can get them quite tight. I may need a seperate block. A lot of 11mm mounts do not have a built in recoil stop.

That is what I almost always do on airguns with 11mm dovetails, so I can use Picatinny rings. Even with a recoil stop, I don't think an 11mm dovetail ring alone is strong enough for a springer. I have used two of the UTG sloped dovetail to picatinny adapters that have recoil stops on them on two Diana 54s and they have held up for over 12 years. Any well made Picatinny ring should work well for you on a Picatinny adapter.

The Warne 22 LR dovetail rings do not have a recoil stop on them. Be aware that those 70/30 spit rings can scratch your scope tube when you snap them over the tube, despite what the person from Warne says in this video.