Once you used Sportsmatch, ther's no need to buy other makes.
Have you ever seen a nice scope ruined by crimp marks on the tube, I've seen plenty, that's why you pay the extra, all mounts will hold your scope on the gun, but cheap ones are not properly aligned and will cause crimp marks on your expensive scope, if you can't afford new decent mounts, someone will sell you some second hand, I like to use sportsmatch on my guns and they are all second hand, atb Daz
I cannot understand some mount manufacturers who lined their mounts, I suppose so you dont crush the scope tube,thus reducing the inside diameter of the mount thus making in easier to crush the scope tube.
ATB
Ian
[Ive got more Apels than Granny Smith. ]
Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
www.rivington-riflemen.uk
The one I use is this;
https://www.screwfix.com/p/wiha-vde-...1-pieces/2581k
The only problem is that you get more bits than you need, I later came across the same driver/setter but with less bits and not as expensive because of having less bits.
I also got this;
https://www.screwfix.com/p/wiha-soft...3-x-75mm/2678k
And this;
https://www.screwfix.com/p/wiha-soft...4-x-75mm/8624k
I needed these because the Wiha is a VDE instrument and the drive is not quite 1/4" for safety reasons.
Over the top? maybe so, but I like prescision and repeatability.
I settled on 1.6nm for the clamp bolts, and 1.0nm for the scope caps. This was equating to a tad under what I used with normal hex keys using the "tight with the short end plus 1/4 turn with the long end" method.