Warne 8502M Hyperlite 1" High Scope Rings Matte Black Finish

The Warne 8502M Hyperlite scope rings deliver precision mounting with 40% less weight than traditional steel rings. These 1-inch high rings feature CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminum construction that maintains zero under heavy recoil while reducing overall rifle weight for extended field use.

What Makes This Different

The Hyperlite series uses advanced aluminum alloy instead of steel, cutting ring weight from 4.2 ounces to just 2.5 ounces per pair. Each ring undergoes precision CNC machining to achieve perfect roundness within 0.0005 inches. The proprietary clamping system distributes stress evenly across the scope tube, preventing damage to delicate optics while maintaining rock-solid retention through thousands of rounds.

Key Features

• 7075-T6 aluminum construction reduces weight by 40% compared to steel rings
• 1-inch tube diameter with high mounting height for proper scope positioning
• Matte black anodized finish eliminates glare and resists corrosion
• Precision-machined surfaces ensure perfect scope tube contact
• Four-screw cap design provides 360-degree clamping force
• Compatible with Warne Maxima and Mountain Tech bases
• Torque specifications clearly marked for consistent installation

Field testing confirms these rings maintain zero through rapid temperature changes and sustained firing sessions. The aluminum construction proves ideal for hunting rifles where every ounce matters during long stalks. Competition shooters appreciate the consistent return-to-zero after scope adjustments. The matte finish eliminates reflection that could compromise concealment during tactical applications.

Technical Specs

• Ring diameter: 1 inch (25.4mm)
• Mounting height: High (approximately 0.50" center-to-base)
• Material: 7075-T6 aluminum alloy
• Finish: Type III hard anodized matte black
• Weight: 2.5 ounces per pair
• Screw type: Torx head cap screws
• Recommended torque: 18 inch-pounds
• Country of origin: USA

The 8502M represents the optimal balance between strength and weight reduction for serious shooters. Professional gunsmiths consistently choose Warne rings for their dimensional accuracy and long-term reliability. This specific model handles magnums and precision rifles with equal confidence.