Description
Seekins Precision builds these 34mm scope rings for shooters who demand that a precision optic goes on once and stays put — whether that means a dedicated long-range bolt gun or a hard-use tactical rifle that travels rough. The rings are machined from 7075-T6 aluminum, a structural alloy chosen for its strength-to-weight ratio, and each pair is serialized so the top and bottom halves are matched at the factory rather than assembled from interchangeable stock. That matters because matched pairs come off the same machining setup, which means the two halves are far more likely to be concentric without any hand fitting on your end — Seekins states these rings require no lapping.
The cap uses four screws rather than two, which distributes clamping load across a wider contact patch along the tube. That reduces the risk of localized crushing on large-diameter 34mm tubes under recoil and gives you more even torque distribution when setting up the mount. The bottom of each ring is cut to the 1913 Picatinny standard, with an integral recoil lug machined directly into the base rather than relying on a cross-bolt. That lug seats into a Picatinny slot and resists rearward movement as a single piece of material rather than a pressed-in or pinned insert. The low profile of this particular model keeps your centerline close to the bore, which generally makes it easier to hold a consistent cheek weld on a standard stock without adding riser hardware. The matte black anodized finish resists corrosion and reduces reflective glare in the field.




