Traditions A791DS Medium 1" Diameter Weaver Style Rings & Bases - Black

If you're mounting a scope on a rifle that uses Weaver-style bases, you need scope rings that won't shift under recoil or in the field. The Traditions A791DS Medium 1" Diameter Weaver Style Rings & Bases deliver solid, no-fuss scope mounting in a straightforward aluminum and steel design. Built for hunters, shooters, and anyone who needs their optics to stay put, these medium rings fit standard 1-inch scope tubes and clamp securely to any Weaver-pattern rail or base.

The engineering here is practical: nonslip inserts on the top and bottom of each ring prevent creep, while hardened screws resist loosening from the jolts and vibration that come with shooting and hunting. There's no complexity—just repeatable, reliable hold that lets you focus on shooting rather than worrying about your scope shifting. They come in black, matching standard rifle furniture.

Whether you're building a hunting rifle, setting up a range gun, or retrofitting optics onto an existing Weaver-equipped platform, these rings handle the job without pretense or premium markup. Traditions keeps the design proven and the price accessible, which is exactly what working shooters appreciate.

Key Features

• Medium 1-inch diameter rings for standard scope tubes
• Weaver-style quick-detachable design for any Weaver-pattern base
• Aluminum and steel construction for strength and durability
• Nonslip inserts (top and bottom) prevent scope creep
• Hardened screws resist loosening under recoil
• Black finish matches common rifle platforms

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these rings fit my Weaver or Picatinny rail?

Yes. These are designed as quick-detachable Weaver-style rings, so they'll mount to any rifle with a standard Weaver-pattern base or rail. Picatinny rails are backward-compatible with Weaver attachments.

What scope tube size do these fit?

These are medium 1-inch diameter rings, which fit scopes with 1-inch main tubes—the most common standard for hunting and shooting rifles.

Why do scope rings slip?

Without secure fastening, recoil and vibration can cause a scope to creep in its rings. These rings use hardened screws and nonslip inserts on the top and bottom to lock the scope in place and prevent that problem.

Are these quick-detachable?

Yes. The design is quick-detachable, meaning you can remove and reattach your scope without tools or losing zero, provided your base and rifle are compatible.