Diana Bullseye ZR Mount, 1" Rings, Dovetail

Do not waste your money on this product, unless you don't care about any semblance od accuracy.

Pros
Nice packaging

Cons
Manufacturer tolerance is way too loose. When mounted the scope can move freely in any direction, thus making it impossible to zero the gun. The problem is the spring loaded rods which travel through the base to absorb the shock of recoil. The concept is novel, but the tolerance between the rods and the holes they slide through is too loose.

Pros
Using this on a Parrus with a cheap Pinty 4-16x40AO. Things are holding up and I'm actually a little surprised that it is as accurate as the set of hard mounted rings.

Cons
The droop compensation is not something I needed and did make sighting the thing in a little more involved, but was still within the range of what the scope I used can be adjusted for.

Buying another for my R9. I really didn’t expect it to work so well...

Pros
Holds zero after 1000 shots from RWS 350 Mag. Went through two scopes before buying this mount and it works. Very impressed with the newest version.

Cons
Instructions need lubrication directions. Was able to find on the web...use liquid bearings.

Ingenious, had my RWS 48 sighted in 4 shots, and has held it's zero for 26 and counting, a must for any springer.

Pros
Well machined Finish on metal complimented my gun Fit the 11mm rail and scope perfectly.

Cons
None for product.. One for me, not buying one sooner...

My RWS 350 Mag. the piston hits so hard it keeps knocking the scope zero off. So far after 500 shots, its still holding its zero.

Cons
to bad its not made in Germany.

Put it on a Gamo Bone Collector 22 that shot the included scope loose in maybe 50 shots. Sighted in easily and it's shooting one hole groups at 20 yards with Gamo Red Fire pellets. Plenty of room to get the eye relief correct, unlike the stock setup. Paired it with a nice centerfire scope and I'm confident it will hold up just fine with this mount.

Pros
Use any scope

Cons
Instructions aren't great. No mention of lubrication or maintenance.

After Removing the Gamo shock mount from the 22 magnum grizzly pro I was able to get proper eye relief with the Diana Bullseye mount and was able to get Quarter size groups at 30 yards the scope mount does what it claims .

Pros
Saves Scope from Heavy recoil in my magnum Air rifle

I mounted Bullseye Scope Mount to my new RWS 350 magnum springer, and I put my Leapers snipper 3-12-44 scope to match everything. It took 3 to 4 shoots to hit bullseyes at 30 yd., and not long to hit bulls at 40 yd. with no problem. I think that the Bullseye Scope Mount works very will with heavy springers, because it sure dose work on mine. Lanky Jim

Pros
I think it would work on any heavy recoiling air rifles.

Cons
Cant think of anything.

If this Mount saves my expensive scope from damage, the cost was worth the investment.

Pros
I haven't used it as yet, shoulder surgery has prevented me from using the gun