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Reviews (16)
Sep 26, 2017
Handy and well made
This little goody is great around the camp site. It locks well with Paracord, but I suggest getting slightly thicker than the 5.5mm stuff.
Dec 13, 2019
Light weight aluminum is nice, but screw threads strip out too easy
I really like the design of these rings and their ability to clamp the scope and Weaver mount with out rotating the scope when the screws are tightened. These are aluminum rings which copy the steel Warne ring design. Unfortunately the aluminum is very soft and I have stripped out the threads on the top screws on multiple sets of these rings.
You can tighten them once, but then if you loosen and re-tighten then that is when they strip.
I suggest to use thread locker and just snug them down.
I think the screws are M3.5 (a less common size) but they could also be a fine thread inch size.
On mine, I put in M3 stainless steel helicoil inserts and replaced the screws accordingly. This gave me a good solution, but one should not need to go to such lengths to use the rings.
Mar 01, 2009
Kind of out there, but interesting
Discusses how the world of modern physics has shown not to be as absolute as classic physics, and that future development of physics looks a lot dile Taoism.
Its easy to follow. It is written for the average reader.
The CD audiobook is rare. Its an easy listen if you get a hold of a copy.