Throw Levers Compatible for Leupold Optics

I've been happy with this. It isn't as bomb proof as Leupold's model which I have mounted on a MK6 1-6, but it is also 1/6th the cost. It is made out of an industrial polymer and is very light weight. But has held up without issue. People tend to be a little more careful of the optics they mount these throw levers on usually. It gives just the right amount of leverage without being in the way. It fits well and holds the optic without moving, which was my second concern after durability as the polymer is a bit slick. The interal ring does have some grooves cut into it to mesh with the magnification ring helping to keep the lever in place though. MK does offer a lifetime warranty for added piece of mind. The instructions are pretty straight forward with the most important part being, do not over tighten the throw lever. It is a steel screw that is threaded into a brass insert, so it is very easy to strip. As you are just moving the magnification ring on an optic, you don't need an insane amount of torque usually and I've not had an issue with mine coming lose. If you are worried you can add a drop of finger nail polish to prevent your screw from moving.

Did not fit my Leupold 2-7x33 Rifelman. Not even close. The piece is plastic, which I knew. Once I removed the screw used to hold the base in place, I spread the lever base apart wide enough to get it over the eyepiece. I set it around the magnifying adjustment band but the base has a smaller ID than the magnification band, and was spread apart to far to get the screw back into the threads. So it is useless.

Fit perfectly and probably a good deal for the price. Functions perfectly and is of great help in scope power adjustment. However, the plastic seems a bit cheesy—perhaps even weak, but I’m not about to break it to test it. If I did it again, I’d go for metal, but be prepared to spend a lot more money—3x’s at least.

I purchased two scope throw levers from MK Machining.One was for a Leupold VX I scope and the other was for a Burris MTac 1.5x6 scope.I couldn't find the exact levers that I was looking for on their website so I sent them an Email and they responded with throw levers that were listed for different scopes that would be compatible with my needs.I ordered both throw levers in their basic black configuration and received both throw levers. They work perfectly with my scopes. Excellent customer service and their throw levers are reasonably priced and the quality is great.Thanks for the great service and the quality products.Frank

The slot to fit onto the scope lever spot was too small.

I have a 1st gen VXIII and wasn't positive this would fit properly. When the throw arrived I saw it was very well made and was exactly what I was looking for. It fit perfectly on my scope and was super easy to install. It makes your magnification changes a breeze. I have no doubt I will get a lifetime of use out of this.

Fits my both my Mk IV illuminated and non-illuminated. No idea why other reviewer's wouldn't fit, but it works perfectly; so ignore that guy. Got my first one, put it on in < 1 minute, immediately ordered 2 more - one for my non-illuminated, and an extra for my bag in case these become hard to find. Great product, adds no weight to gun, will dislocate if it takes a hit before damaging optics, all the grip and leverage I want, you can orient the handle either way to accommodate sight-line to your reflex sight.

If I could give it less than one star I would .... They charged $20 for this and it is not even worth .89 cents. It a ridiculous piece of plastic crap ... Who would put a flimsy cheap plastic ring on a 5,000 $ Leupold MK 8 scope ? They really pulled off a total hoax with this sale !!!

Love these. Won’t go hunting without one since I tried my first in 2016. Sincerely.

IT FITS AND AT A GOOD PRICE BUT I HAVE NOT TRY IT OUT YET