The Only UK Stockist of the 40mm Audere Adversus Scope Mounts at 40 MOA

If you're shooting ELR (Extreme Long Range) or pushing your PRS setup further out than most, you've probably already hit the wall that a standard 30mm or 34mm mount puts on your elevation budget. That's the exact problem the 40mm Audere Adversus scope mount in 40 MOA solves — and Alacritas Innovations is currently the only place in the UK stocking it, alongside the 34mm 40 MOA version.

Why 40mm Scope Mounts, and Why It's Hard to Find

The shooting world has run on 30mm scope tubes for decades, with 34mm becoming the long-range standard over the last several years as shooters chased more internal elevation adjustment. Now the ELR scene is starting to move to 40mm tubes — bigger diameter means more room inside the scope for elevation travel, which is exactly what you need when you're dialling for distances well beyond typical PRS stages.

The catch is that very few manufacturers have caught up, and even fewer have brought a 40mm mount to market that pairs it with 40 MOA of built-in cant. We stock it. As far as we've found, nobody else in the UK currently does.

What Is the Audere Adversus Scope Mount?

Regardless of tube size, every Adversus mount is built around the same core promise: your zero doesn't move. It's designed to work on any 1913 Picatinny or NATO rail, and each mount is CNC machined from a single piece of 7075-T651 aluminium, finished with Type III hard-coat anodising for durability and corrosion resistance. That one-piece construction is what holds the tolerances tight enough to keep your reticle exactly where you left it, shot after shot — whether that's your fifth round of the day or your five-hundredth.

Key Features

Quick zero-cant compensation. A patent-pending system lets you correct cant on the fly, without breaking position or reaching for tools mid-stage.

Tool-free, spring-loaded retention. A spring-loaded ring, tensioned via a precision wrench, clamps around the scope tube for consistent holding pressure — faster to set up than torque-and-check rings, and just as secure.

ScopeLink modular interface. Attachment points across the mount body let you add offset lights, cant indicators, or other accessories without switching mounts.

Ambidextrous operation. Works the same whether you're running the rifle right- or left-handed.

Full range of tube sizes and elevations, including the 30mm and 34mm mounts most shooters already know, plus the 34mm and 40mm 40 MOA versions built for shooters extending well past standard PRS distances.

Which Adversus Mount Fits Your Setup

• 30mm tube, 0 MOA, low/medium/high — standard PRS and tactical builds

• 34mm tube, 20 MOA — the common long-range PRS choice

• 34mm tube, 40 MOA — for shooters running out of elevation on longer stages

• 40mm tube, 40 MOA — for ELR builds needing the widest elevation margin available, exclusive to Alacritas in the UK

Not sure which tube size or MOA your scope needs? Get in touch with the Alacritas team before ordering — it takes five minutes and saves a return.

FAQs

Is the 40mm mount compatible with my scope?Only scopes built on a 40mm main tube

will fit — this is a growing but still niche category, mostly seen on newer ELR-specific optics. If you're unsure whether your scope uses a 40mm tube, check your scope's spec sheet or ask us before ordering.

Why would I need 40 MOA of built-in cant?The MOA figure angles the mount so your scope's internal elevation adjustment doesn't run out before you reach your target distance. The further out you're shooting, the more elevation budget you burn — 40 MOA gives ELR shooters the headroom that 20 MOA or 0 MOA mounts can't.

Does the Adversus mount work with my existing rings?No — it's a complete mount with integrated rings, not a base for separate rings.

Get Yours from Alacritas Innovations

We stock the full Audere Adversus range, including the 34mm and 40mm mounts in 40 MOA that you won't find anywhere else in the UK. [Browse the Audere Adversus scope mounts here] and get a mount built for exactly how far you're shooting.