Warne 216M Maxima 30mm Extra High Scope Rings Matte Black 0 MOA

The Warne 216M Maxima scope rings deliver precision mounting for 30mm optics with extra high clearance for large objective lenses and tactical accessories. These vertically split rings eliminate the stress points common in traditional horizontal designs while maintaining zero under heavy recoil.

What Makes This Different

The Maxima series features Warne's vertical split design that distributes clamping forces evenly around the scope tube, preventing the oval distortion that can occur with standard rings. Each ring is machined from solid steel bar stock rather than cast or forged, ensuring consistent tolerances within 0.002 inches. The extra high profile provides 0.87 inches of clearance, accommodating scopes with 56mm+ objective lenses without barrel interference.

Key Features

• Vertical split design eliminates stress concentration points
• Extra high profile with 0.87" clearance for large objective lenses
• Machined from solid 4140 chrome-moly steel bar stock
• Matte black finish reduces glare and resists corrosion
• 0 MOA cant for level scope mounting
• Fits standard Weaver/Picatinny rails
• Torque specifications clearly marked for proper installation

Field performance remains consistent across temperature extremes and heavy recoil applications. The steel construction maintains zero through thousands of rounds in magnum calibers, while the vertical split design prevents scope tube damage during installation or adjustment. Competition shooters and tactical operators rely on these rings for applications where scope security cannot be compromised.

Technical Specs

• Ring diameter: 30mm
• Height: Extra High (0.87" clearance)
• Cant: 0 MOA
• Material: 4140 chrome-moly steel
• Finish: Matte black
• Base compatibility: Weaver/Picatinny rail
• Weight: 4.2 oz per pair
• Torque specification: 25 in-lbs
• Made in USA

The 216M represents proven engineering for shooters who demand reliable scope mounting without compromise. Professional gunsmiths and serious marksmen choose Warne rings when scope security directly impacts mission success.