DNZ scope mounts

[yobuck]

I had the one piece on a .300 win mag and it kept slipping at their recommended torque spec. Everything else I have heard and seen has been great reviews.

Torquing screws on scope mounts could be a topic of its own.
Many of us remember when you just tightened them down hard with a regular old screwdriver.
And with at least some scopes you still can.

 

[Ninering62]

You like them, like to hear more, I've been using Vortex and am happy with them. But like to hear more about DNZ, are the pricy.?

Though the term " pricy " is subjective, comparatively speaking, they are not even close to " pricy ".

 

[Ninering62]

Torquing screws on scope mounts could be a topic of its own.
Many of us remember when you just tightened them down hard with a regular old screwdriver.
And with at least some scopes you still can.

I've been shooting 50yrs, in the time since I got my first high powered rifle & for the first time needed the use of optics on my guns ( around 35+ yrs ago ) I've never once torqued a single base or ring screw. I've always found that a lil blue Loctite on the base screws & a firm snugging has always worked fine & on the rings - a firm even snugging without any loctite does the same. Never caused myself any scope issues or rings or mount screws coming loose.

 

[Schroedernd]

There's nothing wrong with them, but once you try American rifle company rings and see how easy it is to mount a scope, it's hard to use anything else..

 

[jrkotz]

I love them, use them on most of my hunting rigs. Lightweight, no need for lapping. Can't beat em

 

[Terry Lightle]

DNZ one piece is all I will use,good as they work no need to look at anything else

 

[CBH Australia]

This is probably the reason we never see posts about them...they just work.

Like Tikka rifles, They just work.

I also like the smooth lines and design. Less corners to gather dust.

A solid reliable mount for a hunting rifle.

 

[nhenry]

They're pretty solid. Uglier than other mounts, but solid. I like em

 

[Argon Glen]

Years ago they custom finished a mount for my Browning BLR. They were the first BLR mount that I liked the design of. It does what I need it to do. I appreciate their willingness to work with me. The price was very reasonable.

Next I needed rings to attach to Picatinny. They didn't have such a product. I see they now do, but I really like Nightforce, Seekins, Bobro, and JP Enterprises.

 

[Allen Lone wolf]

I've never owned the DNZ mounts and rings but I do know they are made in the good old USA and that's a plus.

 

[Ninering62]

They're pretty solid. Uglier than other mounts, but solid. I like em

UGLIER ....... dude, do you want me to send ya my spare glasses?

 

[Shortmag11]

I like them a lot. Have them on every rifle I own except my Sako's. Been using them for 15 years at least. They used to be called Dead Nutz but I guess the political bs got to them. They used to be relatively inexpensive but like everything else they have went up. I think I just paid $70 for a set for a Rem 700 30mm low.

 

[comfisherman]

I love them, have them on most rifles where they are an option.

Think they backed off in the marketing gas when compared to about 10 years ago. My guess is the explosion in customs sporting rails and solid bridge as well as factory rifles doing the same its limited their market. On the direct mount front they share space with talley, hawkins hybrids, and dusty nf direct mounts as well as leupolds new backcountry line.

Only mounts that I like better are the hawkins.

 

[nhenry]

UGLIER ....... dude, do you want me to send ya my spare glasses?

I mean it's thicker and rounder than all my other lightweight mounts, so that's where I deduced that.