Trijicon AC22005 Steel Riflescope Rings 1 Inch Black Parkerized

The Trijicon AC22005 riflescope rings deliver precision mounting for 1-inch tube optics with military-grade durability. These steel rings feature Trijicon's proven engineering that maintains zero under heavy recoil and extreme conditions.

What Makes This Different

Unlike aluminum rings that can crush or slip under stress, these steel rings provide maximum clamping force without damaging your optic's tube. The black Parkerized finish resists corrosion better than standard bluing or anodizing. Each ring undergoes precision machining to ensure perfect alignment and repeatable mounting.

Key Features

• Precision-machined steel construction for maximum strength and durability
• Black Parkerized finish provides superior corrosion resistance
• 1-inch tube diameter accommodates most tactical and hunting scopes
• Four-screw cap design distributes clamping pressure evenly
• Compatible with Picatinny and Weaver rail systems
• Low-profile design maintains proper cheek weld
• Torque specifications marked for consistent installation

These rings maintain zero through thousands of rounds across multiple calibers, from .223 Remington to .300 Winchester Magnum. Law enforcement and military users rely on this mounting system for patrol rifles and designated marksman platforms. The steel construction handles the shock of semi-automatic fire without loosening or shifting. Hunters appreciate the reliability during long-range shots where scope alignment is critical.

Technical Specs

• Ring diameter: 1 inch (25.4mm)
• Material: Steel with black Parkerized finish
• Mounting: Picatinny/Weaver rail compatible
• Cap screws: Four per ring for even pressure distribution
• Height: Medium height for standard objective clearance
• Weight: Approximately 3.2 ounces per pair
• Manufacturer: Trijicon, USA

Trijicon's reputation for combat-proven optics extends to their mounting systems. These rings represent the same engineering standards that equip military units worldwide. Professional shooters choose components that won't fail when accuracy matters most.