Weaver Mounts 48366 Skeleton Rings Four-Hole Black Anodized Aluminum 30mm High Tube Weaver Mount

Weaver skeleton rings are engineered for hunters and shooters who demand reliability without unnecessary weight. These four-hole 30mm rings clamp your scope securely to your rifle's Weaver-compatible base, whether you're setting up a precision long-range rig or a lightweight hunting rifle. The skeletonized aluminum design cuts bulk while maintaining the clamping power you need for optics that stay put through recoil and field use.

Built from 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum and finished with Type III hard-coat anodizing, these rings are made to last. The anodized surface resists corrosion and wear, so whether you're glassing in the rain or stashing your rifle in a truck bed, the finish will hold up. The black anodized finish matches most modern rifle and optic setups.

The four Torx screws provide even clamping pressure around the ring, and the no-strip design means you won't strip out threads when tightening down on your scope tube. Assembly is straightforward: thread the rings onto your Weaver base, seat your scope, and tighten each screw incrementally for consistent, repeatable mounting. Made in the USA, these rings represent the kind of dependable hardware that disappears into your setup and lets you focus on shooting.

Key Features

• Four Torx screws for even clamping pressure and secure optic mounting
• Skeletonized design reduces weight without sacrificing strength
• Type III hard-coat anodized finish resists corrosion and wear
• 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum construction
• No-strip Torx screw design prevents cross-threading and damage
• Weaver-compatible base mounting
• Made in America

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these rings compatible with my Weaver rifle base?

Yes. These rings are designed to mount directly to Weaver-compatible bases found on most modern rifles and many classic setups. Confirm your rifle has a Weaver rail before ordering.

What size scope tube do these rings fit?

These are 30mm rings, so they accommodate 30mm scope tubes. Confirm your optic's tube diameter before purchase—most modern riflescopes use either 1-inch or 30mm tubes.

Why four-hole rings instead of two-hole?

The four-hole design with four Torx screws distributes clamping pressure more evenly around the scope tube, reducing the risk of denting the tube and providing more secure mounting under recoil.

Will these rings hold zero through extended shooting?

These rings are engineered for reliable clamping pressure that stays consistent. Tighten each Torx screw evenly and incrementally—don't over-torque—and your scope should hold zero through normal hunting and range use. Always double-check tightness after the first few shots with any new scope setup.