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rwire125 12-06-2005 11:33 AM

scope rings
 
looking for some good rings and bases to put on my weatherby ultra lt.weight any suggestions? was thinking tally but dont see them in a mate finish

North Texan 12-06-2005 02:21 PM

RE: scope rings
 
Most of mine are Leupold.

manitou210 12-06-2005 03:17 PM

RE: scope rings
 
The best scope rings I have ever used are the Hart rings they make them in 1" & 30mm mount the same as Talleys but are in class of there own, and just as light as Talleys and in matte finnish,www.rwhart.com
They come with shims, torex screws, with a lock tite substance on rings to lock screws solid, 4 screws per ring and they are the truest rings I have ever laped.

handloader1 12-06-2005 10:37 PM

RE: scope rings
 
Leupold Dual Dovetail, or Quick Release. Good luck.

bigbulls 12-06-2005 11:06 PM

RE: scope rings
 
IMHO Warne are about the best available for under a hundred bucks a set. They use a Weaver style steel base and vertically split steel, powder coated rings. Unlike Leupold, and most other horrizontally split rings, the vertically split Warne rings almost never twist a scope when you tighten them down.

Weaver style bases and rings are known for their incredible strength and durability. Look at all of the tactical bases and rings that LE and the military uses, including those that sit atop the big 50BMG's. They are all Weaver style bases and rings.

PaJack 12-07-2005 08:58 AM

RE: scope rings
 

ORIGINAL: bigbulls

Weaver style bases and rings are known for their incredible strength and durability. Look at all of the tactical bases and rings that LE and the military uses, including those that sit atop the big 50BMG's. They are all Weaver style bases and rings.
I use mostly Weaver also because of the strength...

Hairtrigger 12-07-2005 09:02 PM

RE: scope rings
 
I have not touched my lapping bar since I purchased my first set of Burris rings.
The offset inserts are very nice for keeping the scope in the center of the adjustment

North Texan 12-07-2005 11:24 PM

RE: scope rings
 
Bigbulls, I can't say I had ever heard of or seen a set of Warne rings. I looked them up at Midway, and they seem to get good reviews and are reasonably priced.

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coolbrze0 12-08-2005 07:45 AM

RE: scope rings
 
I'd recommend Leupold's Dual Dovetail rings.

DM 12-08-2005 08:39 AM

RE: scope rings
 
I'm still useing Weavers, and still likeing them!

Drilling Man


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