Secure your zero and optimize sight tracking with a premium American-made Ruger scope mount from EGW. Fully CNC-machined from robust aluminum bar stock, our one-piece Picatinny rails are contoured to match your specific Ruger receiver layout seamlessly. Explore our options for bolt-actions, rimfire trainers, and custom setups below, or scroll down to read our compatibility tuning guide.
EGW proudly manufactures top-tier firearm parts for Ruger rifles and pistols. Whether you're upgrading your Ruger American for long-range precision or mounting an optic on your classic 10/22, our scope mounts are engineered for a rock-solid fit.
Each part is CNC-machined from domestic materials right here in the USA, ensuring the quality and performance serious shooters demand. Upgrading to a single-piece monolithic Picatinny rail aligns your optics perfectly with the center bore axis, spreading recoil energy uniformly across the receiver and preventing ring pinch.
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Our Ruger scope mounts include both #6-48 and #8-40 high-tensile mounting hardware directly inside the box. Factory Ruger receivers vary across caliber sizes and model variations—standard configurations or rimfires typically utilize #6-48 layout threads, whereas modern centerfire precision target models frequently come factory-drilled and tapped for heavier #8-40 screws. Providing both thread pitches guarantees you can complete your installation safely without hardware mismatch delays.
No. Despite sharing a similar name, the Ruger American Rimfire platform uses an entirely distinct receiver geometry and screw spread template compared to centerfire configurations. Make sure to purchase a dedicated Ruger American Short Action/Long Action centerfire rail or a dedicated Rimfire base to ensure your mount fits perfectly flush against the receiver plane.
We strictly recommend using a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench to tighten your rail hardware down to exactly 20 inch-pounds. Make sure to place a single small drop of blue medium-strength thread locker to each screw before tightening. This prevents mounting hardware from vibrating loose under live fire without risking stripped threads or warped receiver frames.
