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Found a deal on a pistol scope for my charger now I'll need some rings. I see them for $15 to over $150 for a pair. Why are they so expensive? I know some have a quick detach and multiple screws to secure the scope in place but I don't see myself paying twice as much for rings than I did the scope. Any suggestions?

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Take a look at Primary arms they might just have something that works for your situation...good quality stuff with out a high price. I have not been unhappy with any of there house brand products. Best bang for the buck in affordable optics, mounts and acc. out there right now IMHO.

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First thing to remember is you get what you pay for in most instances. When it comes scope mounting options, there are a ton to consider. Most of the real expensive ones are a one piece mount and rings that are gun specific, this is what I have on all of my guns. They are lighter and way more secure then a separate mount and rings setup, but are way more expensive generally over $100. You can pick up a mount and rings for about half of that or less, also you didn't metion what kind of gun this was going on. If this is for a 357 or a 44 mag or any other hand cannon I would suggest to go with a one piece setup, but if it's going on a 22 plinker with little or no recoil cheap will do the job just as good.

ETA: Primary Arms has some decent stuff, but it's all Chinese made. I try and keep all of my guns and their accessories US made. I would look at the Leupold options as they are an American company and their customer service is second to none.

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Thanks guys. It is going on a 22 build. Good to know the cheaper options will work here.

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I like both Millett and Leupold rings. I've not had issues with either of them.

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