A.R.M.S., Inc. 22Med Arms Throw Lvr Rings 30Mm Med

A.R.M.S., Inc. 22Med Arms Throw Lvr Rings 30Mm Med

A.R.M.S., Inc.
SKU:
167514088
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UPC:
000000000000
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MPN:
22MED
$222.06
Current Stock:
Product Overview

A.R.M.S., Inc. has built a reputation for rugged, purpose-built rifle accessories, and their 22Med Arms Throw Lever Rings for 30mm optics are a solid example. These medium-height rings feature the throw lever design that lets you make quick adjustments to your scope without fumbling with traditional lever screws. They're built to A.R.M.S.' exacting standards and engineered to hold your optic securely on a 30mm tube, whether you're setting up a tactical rifle, precision bolt gun, or hunting platform.

Throw lever rings appeal to shooters who want fast, repeatable adjustments during training or competition—especially if you're making elevation or windage corrections on the fly. The medium height positions your 30mm scope at a standard cheekweld, keeping your sight picture natural and your shooting ergonomics on point. A.R.M.S. rings are known for solid clamping force and minimal slippage, so your optic stays put through recoil and rough handling.

These aren't fancy or over-engineered; they're straightforward, dependable rings built by a maker that understands what rifles and shooters actually need. If you're upgrading from basic rings or building a gun that demands reliable optic mounting, the 22Med throw lever rings deliver the grip and functionality you're after.

Specifications

Tube Diameter30mm
Ring HeightMedium
Adjustment StyleThrow Lever
ManufacturerA.R.M.S., Inc.

Frequently Asked Questions

What scope tube diameter do these rings fit?

These rings are designed for 30mm scope tubes.

Will these work with my current rifle setup?

The rings feature a throw lever design and medium height for a standard cheekweld position. Confirm your rifle's mounting interface and scope tube diameter match before ordering.

Why choose throw lever rings over standard lever screws?

Throw levers allow faster, one-handed adjustments compared to traditional screws, making them popular for shooters who need to dial corrections quickly during range sessions or competitions.