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Warne Scope Rings, Rails & Mounts

Choose a dependable connection between your optic and your rifle. Shop Warne Maxima quick-detach rings, rimfire dovetail rings and skeletonized one-piece mounts at Pete's Pillars, then find receiver-specific Picatinny rails and scope bases to complete your setup.

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Choose the correct mounting interface

Start with Your Scope and Rifle

The correct scope-ring diameter is determined by your scope's main tube, not the objective lens. Once that is matched, choose the mounting system and ring height based on your receiver, base and clearance requirements.

Warne Maxima / 1-inch

Maxima QD 1-inch Scope Rings

Running a 1-inch main-tube scope? These medium and high options provide the correct tube size in Warne's QD ring family. Do not substitute a 30mm ring for a 1-inch tube.

Rimfire / Direct dovetail mounting

Warne Maxima .22 Rimfire Rings

For compatible rimfire receivers, the Maxima .22 line provides a different path from Picatinny-mounted centerfire rings. These two listed models are 30mm-tube rings advertised for specified 11mm and 3/8-inch dovetail applications; confirm the exact receiver rail profile.

Building a CZ 457 or Ruger 10/22? Check your receiver's actual mounting interface before selecting rings or adding a conversion rail.

One-piece Warne scope mounts

Extended Skeletonized Mounts

A one-piece mount positions the optic as a single assembly, rather than using two separate rings. The two Warne models currently listed at Pete's Pillars differ in tube diameter, finish and mounting specifications, so compare the exact model before ordering.

Complete the mounting system

Scope Rails & Bases

A set of Warne rings needs a compatible mounting surface. Explore our receiver-specific scope rails, Picatinny bases and optics mounting hardware for CZ 457, Remington 700, Ruger 10/22 and other platforms. These rails are part of our wider catalog and are not presented as Warne-manufactured products.

Warne Skyline Precision bipod with Picatinny mounting interface 7901M
Also from Warne

Skyline Precision Bipod

After the scope is mounted, a compatible shooting support can round out the rifle. The Skyline Precision Bipod 7901M is a separate Picatinny-interface support product, not an optics rail.

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Finish your build / optics and mounting

A Match Made in Precision.

A quality name like Warne deserves quality glass. Pair the right Warne rings with a Leupold riflescope, or finish the mounting system with receiver-specific Talley or MDT rails. Shopping for a Holosun red dot instead? Start with the optic and its own mounting interface. A complete setup starts with parts chosen to work together.

Match the scope's main-tube diameter, ring height, mounting interface and receiver-specific rail before ordering. Reflex sights generally use their own mounting footprints, not conventional riflescope rings.

Fitment guide / Warne mounting products

Choosing Scope Rings and Mounts

Scope tube size comes first

A 1-inch scope tube and a 30mm scope tube require different rings. Check the scope manufacturer's main-tube specification before deciding between the Maxima QD models shown above.

Ring height depends on the full rifle setup

Low, medium and high ring labels do not guarantee clearance on every rifle. Consider objective housing diameter, receiver geometry, rail height, bolt clearance and the optic's position before choosing.

Picatinny bases and rimfire dovetails are different

Warne's dedicated .22 rimfire rings are not interchangeable with every Picatinny-mounted Maxima model. The listed dovetail variants have their own fitment requirements. Confirm the manufacturer's exact application for your rifle.

One-piece optics mounts have a different job

Warne's extended skeletonized mounts provide a one-piece configuration. Confirm tube size, rail interface and the mount's intended geometry instead of assuming it fits any receiver.

Browse the Pete's Pillars scope mounting hub for complementary rails, bases and other rifle-specific options.

Common questions

Warne Scope Rings, Rails & Mounts FAQ

Which Warne rings fit a 30mm riflescope?

Use rings identified for a 30mm main tube. The listed 213LM, 214LM and 215LM Maxima QD rings are 30mm models with different heights. Match the mounting base and clearance requirements as well.

Do Warne 1-inch rings fit a 30mm tube?

No. Tube diameter must match the ring's specified diameter. The 201LM and 202LM options on this page are for 1-inch main tubes, not 30mm tubes.

What is the difference between Warne Maxima QD ring heights?

Low, medium and high provide different mounting heights. The correct choice depends on the scope's objective size, your receiver, base height and required clearance, not simply personal preference.

Can Warne rimfire rings fit a CZ 457?

The Warne 731M and 732M listings describe 11mm and 3/8-inch dovetail compatibility, but exact CZ 457 receiver and ring fitment still requires checking the manufacturer's specifications. A separate Picatinny rail changes the required ring interface.

Are Warne QD rings the same as one-piece optics mounts?

No. Maxima QD models are separate rings with detachable levers. The extended skeletonized mount options are one-piece systems. Use the style, tube size and mounting interface specified for the exact product.

Do you sell Picatinny rails to go with Warne rings?

Yes. We carry rifle-specific scope rails and bases in our wider catalog. The currently listed Warne products emphasize rings and mounts, so the compatible rail may come from another manufacturer.

Where can I find all Warne products at Pete's Pillars?

Browse the Warne brand catalog for the current selection of rings, mounts and other Warne products. Listings and availability can change.

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