| LEARNING THE BASICS. Conetrol's three standard lines of scope mounts are priced and described in detail. The product lines differ mainly in finish, and range from matte with bases angular edged to black-mirror finish with bases streamlined. The many venerated features of the Conetrol system are enumerated -- and well worth your closest attention. | |||||
| Detailed retail pricing of the basic mounting products offered by Conetrol, including nutshell totals at bottom for complete setups (with regular 1" rings) in our three standard lines: Huntur, Gunnur and Custum. (Trade discounts are available. Write or fax credentials.) | |||||
| Do it your way! Orders are accepted by phone, fax, e-mail, or U.S. mail. The versatile form on this webpage delineates information we will need to make sure we send the right bases and rings. You can also request a free color brochure to be sent to you by U.S. Mail. | |||||
| Answers to questions you have in mind (or will have in due course). Topics include ordering information, the extent of Conetrol inventory, ring-extending bases, military guns fitted, DapTar bases, blued and stainless steel cone-screws, combining Gunnur and Custum rings, matte finishing, light weight, lowest scope location, choosing between one- and two-piece bases . . . . | |||||
| Prices and descriptions for Conetrol's comprehensive line-up of rings for metric-sized scope tubes. Giving the different heights available, how to go about ascertaining what setup you will need for your particular gun and scope, etc. | |||||
| Premium bases individually milled to reduce weight. A styling conceived and long favored by fine-rifle makers around the world hankering for scope mounts sans excess metal. | |||||
| Special work and finishes are available. Cost of out-of-bin components, odd base combinations, single two-piece base segments, etc. .....(A bonus feature on this webpage is Jan Billeb's fine custom rifle presented to her by members of the American Custom Gunmakers Guild for her years of outstanding service on behalf of the association. Along with photographs, full details are provided pointing up the individuals who donated their unique talents in fashioning this gun.) | |||||
| Cost and descriptions of Conetrol's stainless commodities..... Electroless nickel. Teflon. Stainless steel. | |||||
| Horizontally split rings offered by Conetrol to accommodate many of today's scopes with extraordinarily large objectives. Also needed at times to clear high bolt-throw of certain guns, especially in cases where big scope eyepieces are involved. | |||||
| Conetrol utilizes horizontally split rings and Jam Screws to set the standard for quick-detachable mounting, with features alien to other return-to-zero systems. Windage adjustment ... torque-free mounting ... maximum strength in both rings ... absolute return to zero ... lifetime compensation for wear ... trim-line bases which don't snag on clothing or rifle scabbards . Click and read on . . . . | |||||
| Horizontally split rings are also utilized on conventional Conetrol bases to provide a very simple means of removing a scope for travel, cleaning, etc., and returning it quickly to zero. QZ rings also enable several scopes to be zeroed in, so a shooter can select and handily attach one at random when a particular need arises. The dexterity of Dual-Dovetail systems plus much more. | |||||
| DapTar bases fit guns with integral factory-designed mounting mechanisms, including guns equipped to use Weaver-type rings. Advantages include windage adjustment, availability of see-thru mounting and sufficient height to accommodate the bulkiest eyepiece or objective. | |||||
| How to phone, fax or e-mail Conetrol for a rush mailing of its latest and most comprehensive Stock Numbers pamphlet, which is so encompassing that it is not incorporated into this website. (For your online convenience, however, we have included in this webpage basic information on height of Conetrol mounting, copied from the pamphlet.) | |||||
| In addition to the Stock Numbers pamphlet, you can fax, e-mail or phone toll-free for much more specialized information involving the Conetrol system which is not included on this website but is readily available for quick dispatch via U.S. mail. Computer printouts cover everything from 7/8" ring liners to arresting facts about that favorite gun. | |||||
| Learn more about this national movement to get all hunters and shooters into the National Rifle Association, where they ought to be. Whether you are a manufacturer, jobber, dealer, or consumer, you've got to get involved. At stake is the freedom of this country. We are the keepers. | |||||
| Learn how you can get in touch with us by way of phone, e-mail, fax or U.S. mail. | |||||
| On this webpage: -----A shortcut procedure for mounting a scope with Conetrol projectionless rings after the base has been attached to your gun. -----The quick and easy way to level that reticle after your scope is mounted and you discover the crosshair is leaning to the left or right. -----Step-by-step directions for checking and/or matching up ring parts you suspect may have become mixed. | |||||
| Have a particular interest or question? This webpage will put you on top of it quick. Click on the page to see where to find what you want to know without the vexation of bringing up irrelevant webpages or scrolling through voluminous text.. | |||||
| Revisit the first page of this website for a recap of the transcending basic features that make Conetrol the premier scope-mounting system available today. | |||||
| A tribute by George V. Miller, inventor of the Conetrol mount and now sole owner of Conetrol following the death of his lovely wife of 54 years on Feb.23, 2006. Esther Mae was not an ordinary beauty; she was a diamond. A telephone operator for AT&T in the earlier years of their marriage, in 1954 she transferred from their native Texas to Missoula MT where her job was indispensable in getting George through college. Back in Texas the business was started and she and George thence traveled extensively to exhibit their product at the annual major sporting-goods conventions. The existence of Conetrol today is very much attributable to Esther Mae. | |||||
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