Thread: Nightforce ultralite 30mm ring width?

Can someone please tell me what the width of the rings are at the base of ring where it attaches to the rail. Can't find this measurement anywhere online.

Originally Posted by Huntn

Can someone please tell me what the width of the rings are at the base of ring where it attaches to the rail. Can't find this measurement anywhere online.

Why do you need to know that measurement?
They are picatinny rings so a drawing of the picatinny standard should have all the information.

I can measure some for you but don't know what exactly it is you want measured.

I use them on my sako 90 if that helps cheers


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Originally Posted by buzzmann

I use them on my sako 90 if that helps cheers


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Have you got the ring mounted on the very front slot on your sako 90? This is way I'm keen to know how wide the nightforce rings are looking at them side on. My rings I use normally are the Warne mountain tech's but they are 18mm wide and what I have noticed is when mounting scope on my new sako 90 is the front ring is just starting to bite into the taper of the receiver when mounting on the front slot.
I need to chance my ring height anyway from med's to low so hoping the nightforce rings are 1 or 2mm narrower and will then fit the rifle better.

You able to measure a ring for me please buzzmann?

Originally Posted by Beetroot

Why do you need to know that measurement?
They are picatinny rings so a drawing of the picatinny standard should have all the information.

I can measure some for you but don't know what exactly it is you want measured.

I'm after how wide is the base of the ring when looking at it side on.

Hiya yip I’ll measure them today cheers


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mine are 18.8 mm

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Hope these help cheers


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Originally Posted by buzzmann

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Turn the ruler around 90 degree's was what I was after! I'm all sort now thanks, Brian has given me the measurement.