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The next generation of Monstrum Scope Mounts is here with a brand new look! With a rigid unibody design with strategically placed lightening cuts to reduce weight - the Monstrum Deadlock Series provides rock-solid mounting of your rifle scope at the absolute minimum amount of weight possible.
The lightweight design, evolved over several generations of Monstrum scope mount products, brings the weight down to a mere 4.3 ounces - 30% lighter than our previous generation Slim Profile Series scope mounts.
Now offered in 3 different center heights - the standard 1.50 inch center height, a high profile 1.7 inch center height, and an extra high profile 1.93 in center height.
Why use a high profile scope mount?
Many users prefer using higher profile scope mounts because it allows them to assume a more natural and upright head position. Particularly when shooting upright versus in a prone position. This results in greater comfort and faster reaction times in tactical situations.
The 1.7 inch center height allows for a higher profile while retaining the ability to lower 1/3 co-witness.
The 1.93 inch center height gives you the highest scope positioning suitable for taller shooters, accommodating people with masks or goggles, or people who just prefer their head fully upright.
Scope rings are offset 2 inches forward from the mounting base
Mounts to any flat top Picatinny equipped rifle with custom Picatinny locking bolts that slot seamlessly into your Picatinny rail with zero wiggle - guaranteed to hold zero against the toughest of recoil.
Mount frame crafted from lightweight 6061 grade aluminum with hardened steel Torx mounting hardware to prevent stripping of the bolts.
The high profile Deadlock mount is offered for 30 mm or 34 diameter scope tubes.
All Monstrum products are backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Helen B.
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Seems too be good quality, does what it's supposed to
Warheadson4heads
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Ruggedness, reliability and aesthetics all matter. Oh wait? And cost. Anybody spending $350 for a mount these days is either brand loyal to a fault or ignorant.I’ve owned and still own several adm, badger, vortex etc mounts. And aside from different features, these are made from the same material, have withstood the same amount of destructive testing, and real time field use. Buy them. Take your money saved and buy ammo/professional instruction.
rob saint claire
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
This product may be ordered in any one of three flavors. Low, medium or high. While I prefer a low mount to get a solid cheek weld, the high is suitable for an AR platform with a rear charging handle. It mounts solidly and holds the optic firmly. I would highly recommend.
Wilson L. Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
Really hate writing bad reviews but received the 1.7 mount to replace a 1.5 inline Monstrum mount and mounted it on a Tavor 7's rail and after mounting noticed it leaned noticeably to the left. Pulled it off and inspected it and remounted, same thing. Mounted it on a AR-15 and the same thing. I think the rail clamps appear to be causing it as it will sit flat but as the rail clamp is being tightened it starts to leans quite noticeably. Having to send it back and considered ordering a replacement but decided to wait and see if Monstrum will come out with a 1.7 inline version which would fit my needs better anyway. Until then I'm going to make do with the 1.5 inline mount which works fine but is a touch too short.Update: After seeing more reviews come in and no one else saying they had the same experience I am reordering in case I just got a bad one. will update review with what I find when I receive it.Update: Just rec #2 and it's leans notably to the left on 3 different rifles, Even compared it to 2 other Monstrum mounts mounted on the same rails and it leans noticeably compared to them. I can hold it down on the rail and it's straight but as the screws are tightened it leans to the left. Sending back #2.
Charles
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
It’s fairly light weight, and feels very sturdy. Looks like monstrum makes all their stuff the same as I had one of their 30 mm rmr scope ring and they fit the scope mount perfectly. I can’t attest to it holding zero however it does come with some beefy recoil lugs so if it works out it’s a steal. Only minus one star until I can range test it.
Mansonhusker
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
I have several of these now they have been good quality so far
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Mounted up solid both to the scope and the pic rail on my 14.5 BCM upper. Required minimal adjustment on my LPVO to zero so mount was very straight as well. The 1.70” height fits me perfect for any shooting position. So far about 120ish rounds and zero is solid. Only mount I could find for under $250 that is 1.70” height. Quite impressed I must say.
Not today Karen!
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024
There is no other place where you could find a 1.70 mount or 1.93 For the quality in this price range... It doesn’t exist. I can’t speak for the other products at Monstrum, but this mount is excellent! 6061 T6 aluminum is more than strong enough. After properly Mounting it and torquing it down to spec. It works great. Who would’ve thought you could mount a Vortex razor for 35 bucks? 😂Torque spec from Monstrum 20-25 in/lbs for the base and 18 in/lbs for the rings.
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