Leupold's patented Quick Release rings let you remove and reattach your scope without losing zero. Machined steel construction with tight tolerances returns to point of impact within half an inch.
The Leupold Quick Release system represents a significant advancement in scope mounting technology. These 1-inch rings are engineered to solve a real-world problem: the need to remove and reattach your scope while maintaining your carefully established zero.
The system relies on a patented lever mechanism with exceptionally close machining tolerances. By turning the lever forward, an eccentric on the lever shaft engages the ring bases, pulling them down and forward onto the base where they lock solidly into position. This precision engineering is what makes the magic happen.
Leupold's testing at their Oregon facility demonstrated the system's reliability. In repeated 100-yard firing tests, scopes were removed and reattached multiple times—each time returning to within half an inch of the original point of impact. That's approximately half a minute of angle (MOA) of repeatability, which is exceptional for a quick-detach system.
Whether you're running multiple rifles with one scope or simply prefer the flexibility of quick removal, these rings deliver the precision and reliability Leupold is known for.