I am thinking about buying a set of the Burris Zee rings. This is for a varmint rifle in 223 Remington cartridge. The rifle will not see heavy duty use. It will be used for ground hog hunting only. The rifle is a Savage Model 12 VLP-DBM. The scope is a Swarovski 6X18 power A line scope. What do you guys think about these rings for the usage I described?? Thanks, Tom.
Rifle Scopes Zee Rings
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Re: Zee Rings
Buy the Signature version with plastic inserts. They won't mark the tube and you can add various (5,10, 20 minute) inserts if needed.
Buy the Signature version with plastic inserts. They won't mark the tube and you can add various (5,10, 20 minute) inserts if needed.
Re: Zee Rings
+1 on the signature rings. great rings, good hold, and not marking the scope is a huge plus when looking to sell down the road.
+1 on the signature rings. great rings, good hold, and not marking the scope is a huge plus when looking to sell down the road.
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Re: Zee Rings
I just finished mounting my first set of those, a 1" scope on a 22lr this morning, useing the Sig. Zee rings with inserts. Found I could get a 20+ moa cant w/o having a special base made for this older 22. The rings on this stick are closer togeather than most, and I believe I ended up at about a +38 MOA difference from the std rings, that were on it, at first. I put the -20 in the bottom front and the +10 in the bottom rear.
I'll be useing them again.
I just finished mounting my first set of those, a 1" scope on a 22lr this morning, useing the Sig. Zee rings with inserts. Found I could get a 20+ moa cant w/o having a special base made for this older 22. The rings on this stick are closer togeather than most, and I believe I ended up at about a +38 MOA difference from the std rings, that were on it, at first. I put the -20 in the bottom front and the +10 in the bottom rear.
I'll be useing them again.
