Warne 502M Maxima Scope Ring Set Matte Black Steel 1" Tube High Horizontal Maxima/Weaver/Picatinny Mount

Warne 502M Maxima High Scope Ring Set - Matte Black Steel, 1" Tube, Horizontal Mount for Weaver/Picatinny Rails

Warne Scope Mounts
SKU:
114461106
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UPC:
656813106752
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MPN:
502M
$63.99
$79.99
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Product Specifications
Type:
Ring - Pair
Finish-Color:
Black - Matte
Tube Diameter:
1"
Mount Type:
Picatinny/Weaver
Material:
Steel
Lock Type:
4 Screws
One or Two Piece:
Pair
Product Overview

The Warne 502M Maxima High scope ring set is a solid steel mounting solution for hunters and shooters running 1-inch tube optics on Weaver or Picatinny rail firearms. These rings are engineered and manufactured in Tualatin, Oregon, using proprietary sintered steel technology—a manufacturing approach that delivers both the strength needed for hard use and the precision required for reliable zero retention. If you're building a rifle for hunting, long-range shooting, or tactical work, you want scope rings that won't shift under recoil and won't complicate the shooting experience. Warne's Maxima line is designed as the no-nonsense answer.

The 502M uses a horizontal fixed mount architecture, meaning the rings clamp around your scope tube in the traditional way that's proven reliable across decades of rifle optics. A unique recoil key is built into each ring to prevent fore-and-aft slippage, and the clamp system includes four Torx T-15 cap screws—two per ring—for secure, repeatable clamping pressure. Because the design includes square, permanently installed recoil keys that engage directly with the base, you get the rigidity and zero-return consistency that matter when you're making shots that count.

The matte black steel finish is functional and unobtrusive, keeping your rig serious-looking without flash. These rings fit standard Picatinny and Weaver bases, so they'll work on most modern rifle platforms without compatibility headaches. Warne backs the Maxima line with a return-to-zero guarantee, meaning if you remove and reinstall your scope, the zero should hold. That confidence matters when you're in the field or at the range.