COLLECTIONS
Our rails and mounts are grouped into collections by rifle brand, material and type. Quickly find the selection that matches your setup.
HG Firearms Picatinny Rails
HG Firearms - Danish precision in QPQ steel HG Firearms is one of few manufacturers that design and produce their Picatinny rails in their own workshop in Denmark. All rails are made in QPQ-treated quality steel.
See collection →Installations
All our mounting solutions in one place. Here you'll find ring mounts, scope mounts and other mounting solutions for Picatinny rails. Select by tube diameter, height and mount type below.
See collection →Nieload Picatinny rails
Nieload - Danish lightweight in 7075 aluminum or steel Nieload designs and produces all their Picatinny rails in Denmark. The material is 7075 T6 aluminum with 50 µm hard anodizing or QPQ-treated steel. The result is ...
See collection →Picatinny rails
A solid and precise mounting solution starts with the right base. At Picatinny-Rail.com you'll find a broad range of Picatinny rails in both QPQ-treated steel and lightweight aluminum. Select your rifle model below to...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Anschütz
Picatinny rails for Anschütz. Anschütz has been one of the world's leading suppliers to Olympic 10-meter and 50-meter shooting since the 1960s, where their 1913 Super Match became the preferred choice for Olympic meda...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Antonio Zoli
Picatinny rails for Antonio Zoli. Family-owned Zoli has been making firearms in Gardone Val Trompia since 1945, in an area also home to Beretta and Perazzi and with Italian gun-making roots reaching back to the 16th c...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Baikal
Picatinny rails for Baikal. Baikal is the brand for rifles and shotguns from the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant in Russia. Select by model number and verify fit, mounting and A/B/C measurements before ordering.
See collection →Picatinny rails for Barnard
Picatinny rails for Barnard. Barnard is a New Zealand niche brand that has produced precision actions for long-range shooters and F-Class competitions since 1982. The system is not a mass-produced hunting rifle but a ...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Benelli ARGO, R1 and Lupo
Picatinny rails for Benelli ARGO, R1 and Lupo. Benelli is especially known for semi-automatic hunting firearms where fast follow-up shots and reliability are central features. ARGO, R1 and Lupo are often used for driv...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Bettinsoli
Picatinny rails for Bettinsoli. Bettinsoli has been making firearms in Gardone Val Trompia since the 1930s and is known for supplying OEM barrels and gun parts to several larger Italian manufacturers. See rails for se...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Browning
Picatinny rails for Browning rifles. John Moses Browning was granted 128 different firearm design patents in his lifetime, including the self-loading pistol and the tubular-magazine shotgun, designs that still underpi...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Carl Gustaf
Picatinny rails for Carl Gustaf. The Carl Gustaf name is closely tied to Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori in Eskilstuna, which supplied the Swedish military from 1812 and later lent its name to several classic Swedish...
See collection →Picatinny rails for CZ
Picatinny rails for CZ. Česká zbrojovka in Uherský Brod has been making firearms since 1936, and the CZ 75 pistol from 1975 is still one of the world's most copied pistol designs. CZ and BRNO are now the same company,...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Enfield
Picatinny rails for Lee-Enfield. During World War I, German soldiers believed they were under machine gun fire because trained British soldiers could fire 20-30 aimed shots per minute with their Lee-Enfield. The pheno...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Fabarm
Picatinny rails for Fabarm. Fabarm is located in the Brescia area, where Italian gun-making has roots reaching back to the Middle Ages, and is known for shotguns with Tribore barrels. Find the relevant rail and see sp...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Fair
Picatinny rails for Fair. Fair (Fabbrica Armi Isidoro Rizzini) has been making finer hunting firearms in Brescia since 1971 and is particularly known for the Iside series of combination rifle-shotguns. Here you'll fin...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Haenel
Picatinny rails for Haenel. C.G. Haenel Waffenfabrik was founded in Suhl in 1840, and during World War II Hugo Schmeisser developed the StG 44 there, the first true assault rifle and direct inspiration for Kalashnikov...
See collection →Picatinny Rails for Heckler & Koch
Picatinny rails for Heckler & Koch. H&K was founded in 1949 in Oberndorf am Neckar by three former Mauser engineers, and their G3 rifle became the standard weapon for over 60 national militaries. See relevant rails wi...
See collection →Picatinny Rails for Henry Repeating Arms
Picatinny rails for Henry Repeating Arms. The original Henry name stems from Benjamin Tyler Henry's lever-action rifle of 1860, which represented a revolution during the American Civil War with 16 rounds in the magazi...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Heym
Picatinny rails for Heym. F.W. Heym was founded in Suhl in 1865 and is today based in Gleichamberg, where the firm still makes double rifles and precision rifles in smaller series. Find a model-specific rail and verif...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Howa
Picatinny rails for Howa. Howa began as a textile machinery factory under the name Toyoda's Loom Works, with historical ties to what is today the Toyota group. The Howa 1500 is now one of the world's most widely used ...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Husqvarna rifles
Picatinny rails for Husqvarna rifles. Husqvarna Vapenfabriks Aktiebolag made rifles from 1877 to 1989, and the company originally began as gunsmiths for the Swedish Crown as far back as the 1620s. From Mauser-based mo...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Kongsberg
Picatinny rails for Kongsberg. Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk was founded in 1814 and supplied the Norwegian army with rifles for nearly 200 years until civilian hunting rifle production ended in 2003. Select the rail by the ...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Krico 600 and 700
Picatinny rails for Krico 600 and 700. Krico was founded in 1956 in Stuttgart by Alfred Kriegeskorte and was known for mass-producing precision rifles based on their own action design. Krico 600 and 700 are two models...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Lakelander
Picatinny rails for Lakelander. Lakelander is a Nordic rifle brand whose production and mounting solutions have found their way to Scandinavian hunters. Select the rail by Lakelander model and not by closely related b...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Marlin 1894 and 1895
Picatinny rails for Marlin 1894 and 1895. Marlin was founded by John Mahlon Marlin in New Haven in 1870 and invented side ejection, a detail that still makes Marlin lever-actions well-suited to optics on top of the re...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Mauser
Picatinny rails for Mauser. Paul Mauser was granted a patent in 1898 for a bolt-action design that still forms the basis for most modern hunting rifles. During World War II, the Mauser 98 was the most widely used bolt...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Merkel
Picatinny rails for Merkel. Merkel has roots in Suhl going back to 1898 and is known for classic hunting firearms, combination guns and its own mounting solutions. Here you'll find the Picatinny rail for the Merkel SR...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Mossberg
Picatinny rails for Mossberg. Mossberg was founded in 1919 by Swedish immigrant Oscar Frederick Mossberg in New Haven, a brand with Scandinavian origins even though it's one of the best-known American shotgun names. T...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Parker Hale
Picatinny rails for Parker Hale. Parker Hale was founded in 1890 in Birmingham, England, by Alfred Gray Parker. The company built hunting rifles on commercial Mauser 98 actions and was known for good quality at a reas...
See collection →Picatinny Rails for Remington
Picatinny rails for Remington. Eliphalet Remington founded the company in 1816, making Remington one of the oldest still-operating firearm manufacturers in the USA. The Remington 700 is one of the most widely used bol...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Ruger
Picatinny rails for Ruger. Sturm, Ruger & Co. was founded in 1949 by William B. Ruger and Alexander McCormick Sturm in Southport, Connecticut, with starting capital of 50,000 dollars. Ruger is today one of the largest...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Rössler Titan 6 and Titan 16
Picatinny rails for Rössler Titan 6 and Titan 16. Rössler is an Austrian manufacturer specializing in modern hunting rifles with a focus on flexible systems and practical use. Titan 6 and Titan 16 are two different pl...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Rössler Titan 6 and Titan 16
Picatinny rails for Rössler Titan 6 and Titan 16. Rössler is an Austrian manufacturer of modern hunting rifles with a focus on flexible systems and practical use. Titan 6 is a classic bolt action while Titan 16 is a s...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Sabatti
Picatinny rails for Sabatti. Sabatti is an Italian manufacturer founded in 1674 and is one of Europe's oldest still-existing gunmakers. Nordhunt is developed with Nordic hunting styles in mind, Rover is a rugged all-r...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Sako
Picatinny rails for Sako. Sako was founded in 1921 in Helsinki as the repair workshop for the Finnish Civil Guard and is today owned by the Beretta Group as sister brand to Tikka. System size matters: Sako 75/85 comes...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Sauer
Picatinny rails for Sauer. J.P. Sauer & Sohn was founded in Suhl in 1751 and is among the oldest still-existing firearm manufacturers in the world. Sauer rifles range from classic hunting models through the 200 series...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Savage
Picatinny rails for Savage. Savage Arms was founded in 1894 by Arthur Savage and is known for the AccuTrigger system and the barrel-nut adjustment that deliver precision at an accessible price. The Model 99, introduce...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Schultz & Larsen
Picatinny rails for Schultz & Larsen. The brand has its roots in Otterup on Funen, where Hans Schultz's workshop laid the foundation for the precision culture that Schultz & Larsen later became known for. The firm is ...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Steyr Mannlicher
Picatinny rails for Steyr Mannlicher. Steyr Mannlicher has roots going back to 1864, when Josef Werndl founded an arms factory in Steyr, Austria. The firm is today known for innovative solutions like the Safe Bolt Sys...
See collection →Picatinny Rails for Tikka
Picatinny rails for Tikka. Tikka is Finnish, owned by Sako and manufactured at the same factory in Riihimäki that produces Sako rifles. The T3 series is one of the best-selling bolt-action hunting rifles in Scandinavi...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Varberger 717
Picatinny rails for Varberger 717. The Varberger 717 is a Swedish hunting rifle that still holds a loyal place among Scandinavian hunters. The model comes as MK I and MK II, and there can be differences in finish, det...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Verney Carron
Picatinny rails for Verney Carron. Verney-Carron was founded in Saint-Étienne in 1820 and is among France's oldest gunmakers still producing in central France. See relevant rails and verify platform, measurements and ...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Voere
Picatinny rails for Voere. Voere is a combination of the founders' surnames Voetter and Restle and was founded in 1948 in the Black Forest. Production today takes place in Kufstein, Austria, and Scandinavia was histor...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Weatherby
Picatinny rails for Weatherby. Roy Weatherby developed magnum cartridges like the .257 Weatherby and .460 Weatherby in the 1940s, setting new standards for bullet velocity. Mark V is the brand's flagship with its char...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Winchester
Picatinny rails for Winchester. Winchester was founded in 1866 by Oliver Fisher Winchester, and lever-action models like the 1873 became known as "The Gun That Won The West". The Model 70 from 1936 later earned the ni...
See collection →Picatinny rails for Zastava
Picatinny rails for Zastava. Zastava Arms in Kragujevac is Serbia's largest firearm manufacturer with roots going back to 1853, when the original foundry was established for the Serbian principality's army. Find rails...
See collection →Rifle Scope Mounts
Find the right scope mount for your setup. We carry mounts in both aluminum and steel and offer both fixed and quick-release (QR/QD) options. Select your tube diameter, platform and mount type below.
See collection →Ring Mounts
Ring mounts for Picatinny rails. We're expanding the range, and you can already choose between rings in various diameters and heights. Always check tube diameter and mount type before ordering.
See collection →Rusan Picatinny Rails
Rusan is a Croatian manufacturer specializing in adapters, mounts and Picatinny rails. All Rusan Picatinny rails are manufactured, in their own workshop, in blued steel. Select by rifle model below and verify the A/B/...
See collection →Tikka T1x Picatinny Rails
Picatinny rails for Tikka T1x. The T1x shares stock geometry with the T3x but is a rimfire rifle in .22 LR and .17 HMR, delivering sharp calibers for small game and training. Select MOA cant based on your use and expe...
See collection →Tikka T3 & T3x Picatinny Weaver
Picatinny rails custom-designed for Scandinavia's most popular hunting rifle: Tikka T3 and T3x. T3x is a further development of the T3 with metallic magazine release and modular stock, and both share the same screw pa...
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