Monstrum Deadlock Series Dual Ring Scope Mount

This is the real deal. I was hesitant to buy this, as Monstrum isn't exactly a tier 1 brand (no offense). I used this to mount a Vortex DiamondBack 40mm 3x9, used blue locktite, a good level and marked the position of the screws with an oil pen... Good lord this is a legit, amazing mount for what I used it for. Very comparable to the one that comes with the $300 Sig Sauer MSR, that I have two of. (There are no lines like the MSR so you have to mount it with a level and by eye which took a bit of time but it's part of the game.) Couldn't ask for a better mount for my purpose. I put it on a Savage Precision 64 22LR, so I can't speak too much for the ability to handle recoil (obviously with 22LR.) But I've seen other reviews of people using this mount on 5.56/.223 as well as .308 with the same great results and praise. The quality of the materials and the precision manufacturing is very obvious when it's in your hands, despite it coming in a very, unassuming, tiny box with little more than the keys for tightening down the screws (maybe why it's lower cost?). This is a massively great deal for my purpose. Screws didn't walk off anywhere at all and zero shift in shot placement (on a bag) after 150 plus rounds. I was putting shots one ontop the other at 80ish yards (all the room I've had thus far to test.) Credit to the optic but even a $1,200 optic is going to be garbage if you don't have a good mount. Highly recommended, (only experienced with 22LR) but after seeing the machining and holding/messing with it, I would put money on this being able to handle much more force: hence all the positive reviews on MUCH higher calibers... I will only speak from what I've personally seen, but the build quality, tolerances and overall design are awesome... I would easily trust this to a 5.56/.223 and 7.62x39. I like that the mount has recoil mitigating notches for picatinny on the bottom of it, very clever idea... Don't really know what else to say. Incredible mounting piece at an incredible price. I for real had my doubts when I took a chance on this and I'm glad I did. Would definitely buy this again for higher caliber platforms based off my experience with it and with other reviews of people using and loving it up to .308/7.62x51. Will drop an update for better or worse after I have used it more.

Much cheaper than a comparible name brand. Mounted up easily, all the screws stayed torque to spec. Mounted up on a 308 AR10, help the scope zero through 60 rounds so far. Attached picture is a 100 yard zero.

This is a very well made mount, 1" cantilever style. It has 3 recoil lugs on the mounting surface. I have it mounted on a Bushmaster HB AR precision rifle. Very solid platform. The mount is holding a 13" long Vortex scope. There is no movement from shooting, and the groups are sub moa, at 100 yds. All possible with a good rifle, a good scope, and a really nice scope mount. I recommend this Monstrum mount to serious shooters, A+. The best part is also that the price is way better than the more expensive brand name mounts.

Fit and finish were excellent. No machine marks and its alignment was true to bore. Very nice mount. Take it from me I’m a gunsmith.

Hard to beat for the price. Lightweight but sturdy construction. Will buy more when the need arises.

Awesome cantilever scope mount awesome recoil lugs to keep it from moving! Heavy duty made nice hardened steel hardware that doesn't strip out like some cheap mounts. Overall a great mount for the cost I didn't give 5 stars because it doesn't come in 7075 aluminum

No need to spend big $ this works just fine. Used on a LPVO

The quality of this scope mount is really good compared to other companies that rip you off for the same product. Monstrum makes some good quality competitive products and I’m glad I came across their company.