Common pill bottle plastic is the exact right size. Cut yourself two rings from one, slice a good slot down one side of each, and mount the scope. Trim the plastic once mounted and use a black Sharpie on the exposed edges. Maybe not as simple as you want to go but it works and it's cheaper and easier to use than a purpose-built plastic adapter that might or might not fit.

 

Likely would work well, as Delrin reducers seem to get the best reviews, more so than metal ones:

http://www.brownells.com/optics-mou...nting/optic-accessories/scope-ring-reducers/delrin-ring-reducers-prod18588.aspx

http://www.opticsplanet.com/gg-g-30mm-to-1in-scope-ring-reducer.html

Amazon.com : Gg&G 30Mm To 1" Ring Reducer : Sporting Optic Rings : Sports & Outdoors

- OS

 

Normally they make a good product.

http://www.laruetactical.com/larue-tactical-ring-inserts-lt-136

 

Cool,thanks,those look good, a guy on another forum also suggested those, and another guy suggested these....
http://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/...tegory_ID=1218

I should be good to go, thanks guys......:thumb:

 

Thanks OS, I think I saw those same ones when I first started looking these things up, but I think it was a different listing on Amazon, because there were a bunch of negative reviews that aren't on this listing. It seems a lot of folks had issues with them fitting properly, and some had to cut material away, and that's when I posted asking for recommendations.
I'll check out the one's from OP and Brownells. :thumb:

 

isnt the leupold a 1200 scope and the bushnell a $200 scope?

 

TxPrep,
I thought the same thing when I read the OP's post.

Jungle Work

 

I get mine made by a local anal compulsive machinist who is deep into benchrest shooting.

The Elite series used to be made by Bausch and Lomb. Bushnell bought the design and continued to make it to the same quality standards. They are very good scopes for the money and were in the $300 to $600+ range depending on power and objective size.

 

The Elite series used to be made by Bausch and Lomb. Bushnell bought the design and continued to make it to the same quality standards. They are very good scopes for the money and were in the $300 to $600+ range depending on power and objective size.

Thanks JDH, that's exactly right, which is why I've purchased several of them over the years.
These are NOT your cheap, blister-pack,Wal-mart Bushnell scopes. These are high-quality, Japanese-made optics, that have long been considered one of the very best bangs-for-the-bucks in rifle scopes. Do your homework before posting,boys. :
AND, as I stated already, the Leupold (and the rifle it's on) has been merely been gathering dust, for years, so I'd rather turn it into some useful cash, and replace it with another, more-than-capable scope that I also have just sitting in a box. If there's a downside here that I'm missing, please enlighten me, fellas.
(BTW, the Mark 4 can easily be found for $900,delivered, and newer, comparable versions of the Elite 3200's are now well over the $300-ish this one originally cost.)