MIZUGIWAScope Mount 1 inch/ 30mm Dual Ring Zero Recoil High Profile 20mm Picatinny Rail Recoil Compensation

MIZUGIWA zero recoil scope mounts should come from the factory on every air rifle!MIZUGIWA zero recoil scope mount cushions the shock, is very well engineered, tight on the rails, a rubber return stop, returns to the same zero every and a great finish. I wasted more money than my air rifle cost on destroyed scopes and mounts. No help from the factory, they sell a product that eats scopes. The scope they sell with the rifle wouldn't hold zero, nor did others. They do in my opinion, sell a poor attempt at a recoil reducing rail to fix a scope eating rifle that you are expected to pay for. I have lost total confidence in that company, not one more cent to them to fix junk, or any of their junk that they don't recall or at least help with.BUY MIZUGIWA ZERO RECOIL SCOPE MOUNTS WITH COMPLETE CONFIDENCE!

These are not machined very good for a scope.there is to much wiggle in the slide frame.and none of the set screws on them are not tight.so you will have to take it apart cut a pop can just under a 1/4" wide and make two rod shims to make it a tight but yet stills moves back and forth.i bought 5 of these and had to shim all five of them.good side of it after modifications are made they work great.if your blowing scopes up you don't need this unless you want to do all the modifications.this is a great idea but needs to go back to the table for a little more refining.either bigger rods or drill smaller rod hole that is my take on these.im only giving a five star review because of the idea

The media could not be loaded. MIZUGIWA Scope Mount 1 inch/ 30mm Dual Ring Zero Recoil High Profile 20mm Picatinny Rail Recoil Compensation, December 16, 2024, Sold by: MIZUGIWA, $17.88These are for pellet/BB/air guns/rifles/pistols that use either a spring (aka “Springer”) or gas ram/gas piston. These are not needed for PCP/CO2/compressed nitrogen cartridge. Springers and gas rams also have a forward shock impulse that does destroy scopes, including those purportedly designed for springers or that come packaged with/in a “combo”.Note both the 11mm and 20mm dovetail versions have stop pins and both accommodate either 30mm or 1 inch tube scopes and both have unacceptable slop in the machining such that they will not hold zero from pellet to pellet even though those machining inaccuracies are different from version to version and mount to mount.With that said, there are easy fixes to the slop problem that you can do at home. These are covered in the uploaded videos for each version. Given the low cost of these compared to the name brand version that costs as much as an air rifle itself, I really appreciate these offerings from Mizugiwa.Other than slop in machining, these are of good quality. The only plastic is the 30mm to 1 inch scope tube adapters. Everything else is aluminum or steel.Each mount comes with the scope tube adapters and the three Allen/hex “L” wrenches for the three different size screws – tube clamps, dovetail clamp, and rail set screws.In a nutshell, my solution for the 1mm dovetail version was to use lengthwise split ordinary soda drinking straws on each rail cut to 80mm length, removing the rail set screws and setting the rails in the end blocks with clear epoxy. My solution for the 20mm dovetail version was to drill out the end block rail holes with a 1/4” drill bit and secure the steel rails with the set screws. On both versions I removed the steel forward conical centering pin, the rear spring and spring guide. These were replaced with chunks of left over closed cell PE packing foam on both ends of the sliding block.There are of course other easy fixes that will work and or in combination with the above. On the 20mm versions whose moving block rail holes were not as large as the 11mm version, you can get a 6.1mm reamer for $7 here on amazon and use the soda straw trick. You can try 6.2mm or 6.3mm drill/bits/reamers for the end block guide rail holes instead of 1/4 inch. If securing the rail set screws puts the sliding block in a bind, set the end rails in the blocks with clear epoxy. If you ever need to take them apart, remember epoxy softens with heat. You can also try different rails, 5mm with soda straws (split and trimmed lengthwise) or 1/4 inch rods and a reamer. Lots of different ways, all cheaper than the other brand name and easily done at home with ordinary hand tools.A strong product improvement recommendation to Mizugiwa if you read these comments: On one rail side use offset bushings that the consumer can rotate to take up the slop and secure in place with the set screws. You only need 1mm offset.Hope this helps.

The build quality of this mount is excellent. The ring screws are pre-coated with blue adhesive and keep your scope nice and snug.UPDATE: 7/5/24 After several attempts to get accuracy with this scope mount. I've given up and it's going in the trash. I realized that the tolerance with the base and the slide bars on this mount have a enough slop between them that allows the scope to bounce up/down and side/side, giving each shot from my break barrel air gun a hit/miss equation.Save your money on this item. Concept is good, the machining is NOT>

At first it had a lot of play. But, I took it apart, and retightened everything properly, and now has no play, and it works very good. So save some money and get this for much less than the Diana or the ZR mount. I gave 3 stars, as I had lots of issues with it before I fixed it, and it took me time to research it, and to go through the process of fixing it. I am glad I stuck to it, as I learned some things along the way....No thanks to the instructions from this product.

Good Quality

I put on this mount along with a Hammer's 3x9 scope on my Gamo WhisperFusion .22 caliber air rifle groups were fantastic, The rifle had already destroyed two scopes but with this recoil reducing mount and Hammer scope designed to take the recoil of a spring gun my problems were solved. Great scope mount and well worth the $$$.

I had the unfortunate experience of purchasing another brand, it was delivered prior to the Mizugiwa brand. Upon receiving the Mizugiwa brand i immediately noticed the quality, it is solidly built, no play up or down, nor side to side. i mounted it briefly and shook the pellet rifle a bit, unlike the prior brand there was no rattle or movement from loose fitted parts. This is a good purchase for me and i would recommend this brand for a scope preserver when the recoil is extreme, I hope to give an update some time down the road. UPDATE: As of day 2,,after shooting pellet rifle a few times i gave up on this mount,,It's only a fantasy, WON'T HOLD ZERO..