• The X4-FCS 30mm fits most scopes with a 30 mm tube, replacing your standard scope mount and turning it into an advanced ballistic computer.

• On-board sensors measure temperature, pressure, humidity, weapon pitch/roll/heading, feeding into the integrated Applied Ballistics® solver to compute a compensated aiming point overlay.

• The daylight-readable green symbology display is customizable, allowing you to overlay dynamic aiming cues directly through your scope while retaining your original reticle.

• Designed for durability: machined from 7075-T6 billet aluminium, Type III hard-anodised finish, rated for –40 °F to +140 °F (–40 °C to +60 °C) and immersion in 3 ft (91 cm) of water for 30 minutes.

• Weight & footprint: With batteries installed the unit weighs ~22.6 oz (642 g) and measures ~8.2″ × 2.3″ × 3.0″ (209 × 59 × 77 mm).

• Connectivity features: Bluetooth® Low Energy, Near-Field Communication (NFC) and Ultra-Wideband (UWB) modules (each can be disabled) allow optional smartphone setup and accessory integration.

• Compatibility: Mounts to standard STANAG 4694/Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 rails; supports most 30 mm LPVOs (both first- and second-focal-plane).

Whether you’re upgrading a competition rifle, tactical platform, or serious precision rig, the X4-FCS 30mm brings next-level fire-control capability while using your existing optic.

Features / Specifications Table

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Engineered for Precision. Built for Reliability. Designed Without Compromise.

When only the best will do, the [Brand Name] Final-Bored Precision Scope Mount delivers an unparalleled fusion of military-grade strength, lightweight design, and obsessive machining precision. Born from the desire to create the most reliable and consistent scope mount on the market, this mount is built for shooters who demand perfection—every time.

Why This Mount Is in a League of Its Own:

✅ Final-Bored as a Matched Set
Each mount is CNC-milled, anodized, fully assembled, torqued to spec, and final-bored in-house as a complete unit. The result? Ring-to-optic contact that’s precise, true, and grip-secure—eliminating shift, stress, or alignment issues found in generic mass-assembled mounts.

✅ Raw Aluminum Internals
The scope contact surfaces are left raw and precision bored, creating an ideal surface for maximum grip and zero optic slippage.

✅ American 7075-T6 Aluminum Construction
CNC-milled in the USA using aerospace-grade 7075 aluminum, delivering 8–9oz of rugged, lightweight strength.

✅ Advanced Mounting Flexibility

• Separate clamping bars for better rail engagement

• Inset mounting feet for optimal picatinny slot alignment

• Multiple accessory ports – perfect for lasers, illuminators, or our Tactical Diving Board™ accessory (patent pending)

✅ Premium Hardware
Fitted with custom nitrided stainless fasteners and steel alignment pins between the cap and base for unmatched structural integrity and repeatability.

Is it Overkill? Maybe. But It’s Done Right.

While most mounts skip the critical final step of post-anodize boring, we double down—eliminating tolerance stack-up and ensuring each unit performs like a custom-machined set. That’s what true consistency requires—and we think that’s worth doing.

📦 Package Includes:

• One [Brand Name] Final-Bored Precision Scope Mount (select model)

• All required stainless mounting hardware

• Torx driver and setup instructions

Perfect For:

• Long-range precision shooters

• Tactical professionals

• Competition marksmen

• Hunters who can’t afford optic failure

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To do this was no small manufacturing task. This led us down a rabbit-hole, ultimately arriving on a process that gets you final-bore matched rings, with raw aluminum internals, for a grip on your optic that is more reliable and more true than anything else made.

Like most rings, these begin as separate parts. We are making the bases and caps in batches. While many will make these parts, send them to anodize, and then just assemble, we produce around the extra steps. Once these parts return from anodize, they are fully assembled, placed back into specially produced rail fixtures, with the caps torqued to spec over specially made spacers (to give the rings space to torque down on the optic), and final-bored as sets in our world-class machining centers. Rings are then brought off the machine in sets, and packaged together so you know that your rings were made for one another, and you can rely on them for decades.

Is it overkill? Probably. But we think it’s the right way. So that’s what we are going to do.

NOTE: TO KEEP THE SIZE AND WEIGHT OF THESE RINGS TO A MINIMUM, THERE ARE NO ACCESSORY ATTACHMENT POINTS ON THESE RINGS. IF YOU WANT TO BE ABLE TO ADD ACCESSORIES TO YOUR RINGS, PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR MATCH OR TACTICAL OFFERINGS.

SPECS

• Material: 7075 Aerospace Grade Billet Aluminum (with Stainless Steel Hardware)
• Coating: Type 3 Hardcoat Anodize (internal bore is raw aluminum)
• Weight: 4 oz/set (30mm Medium)

HOW TO INSTALL
NOTE: Before the installation, ensure that the picatinny rail, scope tube and scope ring bore are clean and free from any debris or foreign material to prevent any potential damage to your scope or action during installation. Your required tool is a T20 Torx bit, 45 in/lb torque limiter, and an 18 in/lb torque limiter.

1. Remove the ring cap from the ring base and loosely install the scope rings onto your scope tube where the rings will freely rotate on the scope. It is imperative to keep the matching cap to the matching scope ring base in the correct orientation throughout the installation of the rings. It is not imperative that the clamp bars are on the left or right side as long as both rings are facing the same direction.
2. Loosen the clamp bars and place the scope and scope ring assembly onto the rifle action in the proper location for correct eye relief. A light coat of oil on the mounting surfaces of the picatinny sections is recommended but not required.
3. With the scope loosely mounted into the rings and onto the rifle, torque the scope ring cap screws down onto the optic in cross-hatch pattern using the T20 Torx wrench. Initially tighten the bolt until the head of the bolt just makes contact with the cap. Once all eight bolts are tightened in a cross-hatch pattern repeat the process, incrementally increasing torque until you achieve 18 in/lbs of torque on each bolt. Ensure that there is an even gap between the cap and the base on each side of the rings.
4. Push the rings forward into the picatinny section to ensure contact between the clamp bar bolts and the picatinny lug section to eliminate slip from recoil.
5. Tighten the clamp bar bolts, alternating between each bolt as you incrementally increase torque until 45 in/lbs is achieved.
6. Loosen cap screws, level your scope to your action then torque the cap screws back down following the procedure from step 3.

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Like most mounts, these begin as separate parts. We are making the bases and caps in batches. While many will make these parts, send them to anodize, and then just assemble, we produce around the extra steps. Once these parts return from anodize, they are fully assembled, placed back into specially produced rail fixtures, with the caps torqued to spec over specially made spacers (to give the rings space to torque down on the optic), and final-bored as sets in our world-class machining centers. Mounts are then brought off the machine in sets, QC’d and packaged, ensuring that you receive a mount that was finished perfectly.

Is it overkill? Probably. But we think it’s the right way. So that’s what we are going to do.

KEY FEATURES

• CNC Milled in America from American 7075 Aluminum
• Raw aluminum, precision bored scope contact surfaces for maximum grip
• Final-bored in sets, and never fully disassembled after boring
• Multiple accessory mounting points
• Separate rail clamping bars for maximum grab on the pic rail
• Inset clamping feet, allowing for maximum mounting adjustment and pic rail utility
• Steel guide pins between base and caps, aiding in alignment
• Custom nitrided stainless hardware
• Patent-Pending ultra-rigid and repeatable top accessory attachment

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Like most rings, these begin as separate parts. We are making the bases and caps in batches. While many will make these parts, send them to anodize, and then just assemble, we produce around the extra steps. Once these parts return from anodize, they are fully assembled, placed back into specially produced rail fixtures, with the caps torqued to spec over specially made spacers (to give the rings space to torque down on the optic), and final-bored as sets in our world-class machining centers. Rings are then brought off the machine in sets, and placed into the laser to mark them as sets, with each set being uniquely identified as a match to its precision-bored counterparts.

Is it overkill? Probably. But we think it’s the right way. So that’s what we are going to do.

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30mm Ring Size

6MIL/20.6MOA

Height 38mm/1.5″

For Picatinny Rail

This mount is machined from one piece solid billet, in Aluminium 7075 T651, which is one of the strongest aluminium grades available. The strength is better than lower grades of steel.

SPUHR make the mount a “One Piece” without any joints or screws, to prevent them from coming loose.

The ring is 32mm (1,25”) long and designed to give maximum support to the scope.  They have been proven in a variety of brutal calibres including .300 WM .338 LM and .50 BMG.

The rings are grooved on the inside to give maximum grip around the scope tube but also providing room for glue for those who prefer to glue their scopes.

SPUHR make in excess of 25 various models of mounts, and regardless what version of mount you chose, the basic idea is the same and the extreme flexibility of the mount will remain.

You can purchase a mount today and then return to some years later for additional attachments if required.

Schmidt & Bender PMII
SPUHR is ideal for scopes like the S&B PMll series which have an extremely short main tube, making mounting of various attachments very difficult using conventional mounts. With the SPUHR system you can mount a variety of attachments without restriction.

A shooter should always be able to see his knobs without moving his head too much. This is especially difficult in S&B PMll single turn scopes as their knobs have a low profile. SPUHR’s patent-pending 45 degree design allows turret adjustments to be made and checked with minimal head movement. This feature provides a square mount that makes is easier for the operator to see if he is accidently canting the gun.

The Wedge
Rotation (levelling) of the scope is extremely important on a long range rifle. SPUHR has invented a mechanical solution insuring perfect rotation: a simple 10-degree “wedge” that is inserted into a 10-degree slot in the mount when the scope is being mounted.  It works against the flat underside of the scope; which on quality scopes is indexed to both the reticule and the turrets movements.

Detachability
For truly accurate rifles the removal and reinstallation of optics should be avoided or minimised, regardless of who made the mounts. There is always a chance that it not will return to a true zero, especially if the user has failed to clean some dirt on the rail or the mount. In some cases however, the detachment of optics cannot be avoided.

SPUHR’s solution: numbered screw holes so that the user is attaching the screws in the same order each time.  Additionally, thy have included a small index mark so the user torque the screw to the same place every time. This is more effective than relying on a torque wrench alone as it is dependent on temperature, oil and dirt and other things that can alter the friction.

SPUHR have also included a limited attachment point for mounting to a Picatinny/Nato rail further enhance repeatability.

Built in Level
SPUHR have integrated an anti-cant level directly into the mount.  A quick glance with your left eye gives you an instant cant reading without affecting your shooting position.  The level is built into the rear of the mount and is therefore always protected and never at risk of being broken off or accidently re-adjusted in any way.

Weight
SPUHR keep weight to a minimum.  They remove any excess material where possible without sacrificing strength or durability.  The result is a sturdy look that surprises everybody with it’s relative low weight.

SPUHR Interface
Each mount has a total of 7-8 interfaces where almost anything can be attached. The interface consists of two threaded M4 holes with a conical hole surrounding it. The attachment does have two conical rings that fit into the conical hole allowing for zero play.

Attachments
SPUHR’s design allows for up to 3 feet of picatinny rails to be attached all over the mount.  The built in attachment points provide the user the opportunity to mount a variety of interfaces for picatinny rail, Direct interfaces for Trijicon RMR, Doctor mounts , Simrad NV equipment , FLIR thermal attachments etc. There are no limitations to what can be attached.

Direct Mounting
Wherever possible, direct mounting is preferred as it eliminates the possibility of picatinny rails coming loose.

Aside from SPUHR’s standard Picatinny compatible mounts they also manufacture a series of direct mounts for SAKO TRG, Tikka T3, Accuracy International, Sauer SSG/STR.

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30mm Ring Size

0MIL/0MOA

Height 38mm/1.5″

For Picatinny Rail

This mount is machined from one piece solid billet, in Aluminium 7075 T651, which is one of the strongest aluminium grades available. The strength is better than lower grades of steel.

SPUHR make the mount a “One Piece” without any joints or screws, to prevent them from coming loose.

The ring is 32mm (1,25”) long and designed to give maximum support to the scope.  They have been proven in a variety of brutal calibres including .300 WM .338 LM and .50 BMG.

The rings are grooved on the inside to give maximum grip around the scope tube but also providing room for glue for those who prefer to glue their scopes.

SPUHR make in excess of 25 various models of mounts, and regardless what version of mount you chose, the basic idea is the same and the extreme flexibility of the mount will remain.

You can purchase a mount today and then return to some years later for additional attachments if required.

Schmidt & Bender PMII
SPUHR is ideal for scopes like the S&B PMll series which have an extremely short main tube, making mounting of various attachments very difficult using conventional mounts. With the SPUHR system you can mount a variety of attachments without restriction.

A shooter should always be able to see his knobs without moving his head too much. This is especially difficult in S&B PMll single turn scopes as their knobs have a low profile. SPUHR’s patent-pending 45 degree design allows turret adjustments to be made and checked with minimal head movement. This feature provides a square mount that makes is easier for the operator to see if he is accidently canting the gun.

The Wedge
Rotation (levelling) of the scope is extremely important on a long range rifle. SPUHR has invented a mechanical solution insuring perfect rotation: a simple 10-degree “wedge” that is inserted into a 10-degree slot in the mount when the scope is being mounted.  It works against the flat underside of the scope; which on quality scopes is indexed to both the reticule and the turrets movements.

Detachability
For truly accurate rifles the removal and reinstallation of optics should be avoided or minimised, regardless of who made the mounts. There is always a chance that it not will return to a true zero, especially if the user has failed to clean some dirt on the rail or the mount. In some cases however, the detachment of optics cannot be avoided.

SPUHR’s solution: numbered screw holes so that the user is attaching the screws in the same order each time.  Additionally, thy have included a small index mark so the user torque the screw to the same place every time. This is more effective than relying on a torque wrench alone as it is dependent on temperature, oil and dirt and other things that can alter the friction.

SPUHR have also included a limited attachment point for mounting to a Picatinny/Nato rail further enhance repeatability.

Built in Level
SPUHR have integrated an anti-cant level directly into the mount.  A quick glance with your left eye gives you an instant cant reading without affecting your shooting position.  The level is built into the rear of the mount and is therefore always protected and never at risk of being broken off or accidently re-adjusted in any way.

Weight
SPUHR keep weight to a minimum.  They remove any excess material where possible without sacrificing strength or durability.  The result is a sturdy look that surprises everybody with it’s relative low weight.

SPUHR Interface
Each mount has a total of 7-8 interfaces where almost anything can be attached. The interface consists of two threaded M4 holes with a conical hole surrounding it. The attachment does have two conical rings that fit into the conical hole allowing for zero play.

Attachments
SPUHR’s design allows for up to 3 feet of picatinny rails to be attached all over the mount.  The built in attachment points provide the user the opportunity to mount a variety of interfaces for picatinny rail, Direct interfaces for Trijicon RMR, Doctor mounts , Simrad NV equipment , FLIR thermal attachments etc. There are no limitations to what can be attached.

Direct Mounting
Wherever possible, direct mounting is preferred as it eliminates the possibility of picatinny rails coming loose.

Aside from SPUHR’s standard Picatinny compatible mounts they also manufacture a series of direct mounts for SAKO TRG, Tikka T3, Accuracy International, Sauer SSG/STR.

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Extra High Height (35mm)

Tier One Scope Rings are precision made on 5 axis CNC machinery. The key to accuracy in manufacture is to minimise the number of operations required to complete the machining process.

By investing in new Technology, we have been able to cut the number of operations required from eight to two.

By doing this, there is no accuracy loss due to re setting for different operations.

All Rings are made from Aluminum 7075T6 and are available in medium and high configurations.

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High Height (30mm)

Tier One Scope Rings are precision made on 5 axis CNC machinery. The key to accuracy in manufacture is to minimise the number of operations required to complete the machining process.

By investing in new Technology, we have been able to cut the number of operations required from eight to two.

By doing this, there is no accuracy loss due to re setting for different operations.

All Rings are made from Aluminum 7075T6 and are available in medium and high configurations.

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Low Height (22mm)

Tier One Scope Rings are precision made on 5 axis CNC machinery. The key to accuracy in manufacture is to minimise the number of operations required to complete the machining process.

By investing in new Technology, we have been able to cut the number of operations required from eight to two.

By doing this, there is no accuracy loss due to re setting for different operations.

All Rings are made from Aluminum 7075T6 and are available in medium and high configurations.

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