30mm camo weaver rings

[bonasa]

I have an SX3 with weaver mount and would like to put a scope on it, I like the weaver KASPA camo scope. Only issue is I cannot find 30mm camo rings for it. Does anyone know where I can find these?

[Chris O]

Don't know for sure if these places have them, but I would look at Brownells.com , Midway USA,Optics Planet , Natchez, Ables are just a few places to try online I hope find some.

[bonasa]

As of now 1" camo rings are a dime a dozen and I may end up using an adapter from optics planet to convert 1" rings to 30mm.  Just wondering if there was an option of true 30mm camo rings. Thanks for the suggestion.

[CrustyRusty]

Ive never seen any, so I would just paint some.

[Cottonmouth]

As of now 1" camo rings are a dime a dozen and I may end up using an adapter from optics planet to convert 1" rings to 30mm.  Just wondering if there was an option of true 30mm camo rings. Thanks for the suggestion.

How would an adapter work? I could see converting 30 mm to 1" but not the other way around. You could always get them dipped. I wouldn't think it would be terribly expensive.

[bonasa]

As of now 1" camo rings are a dime a dozen and I may end up using an adapter from optics planet to convert 1" rings to 30mm.  Just wondering if there was an option of true 30mm camo rings. Thanks for the suggestion.

How would an adapter work? I could see converting 30 mm to 1" but not the other way around. You could always get them dipped. I wouldn't think it would be terribly expensive.

Cottonmouth, here is the product:
http://shop.opticsplanet.com/jp-enterprises-convertible-ring-set-1-inch-to-30mm-adapter-set-riflescope-accessories.html

Thanks for the help, thinking I may just do black rings and pain them, no big deal.

[wvmntnhick]

As of now 1" camo rings are a dime a dozen and I may end up using an adapter from optics planet to convert 1" rings to 30mm.  Just wondering if there was an option of true 30mm camo rings. Thanks for the suggestion.

How would an adapter work? I could see converting 30 mm to 1" but not the other way around. You could always get them dipped. I wouldn't think it would be terribly expensive.

Only way I've ever seen it done.