Warne QD quick release rings

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11-22-2007 | 08:43 AM

versdog

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Warne QD quick release rings

I saw in another post someone using the Warne QD quick release rings. I was just wondered how well they hold zero once taking them off and on.
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Scott

11-22-2007 | 08:55 AM

cayugad

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RE: Warne QD quick release rings

Underclocked recommended the Warne QD rings to me. He was finally right about something

(just kidding there buddy). The Warne QD rings are the best rings I have ever used. I have them on almost all my rifles. I have yet to have one not come back to true zero. Also I broke a ring (my fault I might add). I called Warne and their responce was, mail it to us with a letter and the had me a brand new set at my house in five days. Now that is customer service. The trick is you do not have to crank them down as hard as I was doing. Just thumb tight is all needed. They really do hold well and I recommend them to everyone that asks about rings.

11-22-2007 | 09:47 AM

wabi

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RE: Warne QD quick release rings

Very good quality and accuracy. I'd highly recommend them.

11-22-2007 | 11:17 AM

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ORIGINAL: versdog

I saw in another post someone using the Warne QD quick release rings. I was just wondered how well they hold zero once taking them off and on.
Thanks
Scott

I have some on my Savage 10ML that I shoot smokeless in, they are rock solid. I don't need to take them off and on since I am shooting smokeless, so I don't know about returning to zero. I like them so far. Chap Gleason