Burris rings
- Thread starter ronl
- Start date
hoghunting
New member
I have the Signature Zee rings on a couple of my rifles and highly recommend them. Neither the scope or rings have moved or loosened.
Not that I'm an expert but I'm not impressed with Burris' standard Zee rings. They're just a pain to take off when you need to work on the rifle. On the other hand I have Burris's Signature Zee rings on order for a problem child receiver. The Signature are the standard rings with replaceable inserts that protect the scope's finish and with optional inserts correct windage and elevation problems. If those aren't an issue then I prefer Weaver or better yet Leupold 'PRW' rings. But my favorite mounting system is a DedNutz combination rings and mount (available at Midway).
]
ForneyRider
New member
I have Burris Zee rings with quick detach on my 7mm Magnum.
They work great. I installed them myself on a rifle that had Weaver bases already. I've hunted several times with them and keep my zero and no slippage.
I have some generic rings on my Blackhawk which keep slipping because a screw is stripped. I plan on upgrading to Burris.
Zee are the Weaver base compatible rings.
I highly recommend getting name brang rings.
I like Conetrol, Badger Ordnance, Leupold, Warne, and Weaver as well. Burris has a pretty handy chart for ring size and base needed for most common rifles and their scopes.
They work great. I installed them myself on a rifle that had Weaver bases already. I've hunted several times with them and keep my zero and no slippage.
I have some generic rings on my Blackhawk which keep slipping because a screw is stripped. I plan on upgrading to Burris.
Zee are the Weaver base compatible rings.
I highly recommend getting name brang rings.
I like Conetrol, Badger Ordnance, Leupold, Warne, and Weaver as well. Burris has a pretty handy chart for ring size and base needed for most common rifles and their scopes.