Seekins Precision 35mm Scope Rings, Xtra High (1.26"), Matte Finish, 4 Cap Screws

Seekins Precision 35mm scope rings in extra-high profile deliver a solid foundation for mounting quality glass on your rifle. Built for shooters who need significant clearance between their scope and barrel—think long-range rigs, modern sporting rifles, or setups where standard rings just won't cut it—these rings offer the elevation you need without compromising strength or repeatability.

The 35mm tube diameter is the standard for premium hunting and long-range optics, and these Seekins rings are engineered to hold that glass secure across recoil and temperature swings. Matte finish blends into most rifles and won't flash in the field. Construction uses four cap screws per ring—more contact points mean better clamping force and less reliance on brute torque to stay locked.

If you're running a top-tier scope on a precision rifle and your barrel profile or mounting surface demands extra standoff, these extra-high rings give you the clearance to make it work. Seekins Precision is known for attention to detail in their manufacturing, and these rings reflect that—no surprises, just clean lines and repeatable performance.

Key Features

• 35mm tube diameter — compatible with premium hunting and tactical optics
• Extra-high (1.26") profile provides substantial clearance for barrel interference and modern rifle platforms
• Four cap screws per ring distribute clamping force evenly for secure, vibration-resistant mounting
• Matte finish minimizes glint and blends with most rifle builds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What scopes and rifles are 35mm scope rings designed for?

35mm rings fit optics with 35mm main tubes—a common diameter for high-end hunting and long-range tactical scopes. They work on any rifle with a standard picatinny or weaver rail and barrel clearance for the extra-high profile.

Why choose extra-high rings instead of standard height?

Extra-high rings lift your scope further from the barrel, providing clearance on rifles with crowned barrels, high-profile actions, or modern free-floating setups where standard rings might interfere. They're essential if your barrel profile or objective bell contacts a lower ring.

What's the advantage of four cap screws?

Four cap screws per ring (compared to two on some designs) spread the clamping force across more contact points, improving recoil stability and reducing the torque needed to keep your optic locked in place.