Vortex Hunter 30mm Low Rings Weaver/Picatinny Mount
The Vortex Hunter rings provide a simple and reliable way to mount a 30mm-tubed riflescope to a Picatinny or Weaver rail. This Low set offers the lowest profile among the three available heights, with the center of the scope tube positioned just 0.75in (19.0mm) above the rail for optimal cheek-to-scope alignment.
Constructed from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum, the rings offer a strong yet lightweight design, weighing 49g (1.72oz) per set. The base clamp screws are torqued to 25–30 in/lbs, and ring screws to 15 in/lbs, allowing proper tightening with a standard torque wrench.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Mount Type | 30mm Tubed Scope |
| Height | 0.75in (19.0mm) |
| Material | Aircraft-grade 6061-T6 Aluminum |
| Weight (per set) | 49g (1.72oz) |
| Base Clamp Torque | 25–30 in/lbs |
| Ring Screw Torque | 15 in/lbs |
| Mount Compatibility | Picatinny or Weaver Rail |
Vortex does not recommend this mount for heavy-recoiling rifles. It is best suited for typical stalking and hunting applications.
FAQ
What is the height of the Vortex Hunter Low Rings?
The center of the scope tube sits 0.75in (19.0mm) above the rail, making it the lowest option in the Hunter range.
What material are the rings made from?
The rings are machined from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum, providing a strong and lightweight construction.
Is this mount suitable for heavy-recoiling rifles?
No, Vortex does not recommend the Hunter range for heavy-recoiling rifles.

Simon Vance –
Installed the Low Rings on my 30mm scope and found the alignment to be very consistent. The height is perfect for my hunting stance, and the aluminum construction feels solid. Easy to tighten with a torque wrench. No wobbling during use.
Trevor Mitchell –
Good fit on my Picatinny rail. The low profile helps with a tighter cheek-to-scope position. Slightly lighter than other mounts I’ve tried, and the screws hold securely.
Owen Dickens –
Used these for a morning deer hunt. The scope stayed stable, and the alignment was spot-on. The weight is minimal, and the mount doesn’t add bulk to the rifle.