Scope rings: add on to my ammo thread.

I have DNZ Hunt Masters on all three of my rifles.

All of my rifles are on one piece mounts. Less chance for movements.

For hunting rifles I use Talley.

Scalarworks

DNZ or Talley

Seekins Precision or Larue one piece mounts.

I like Burris Signature rings.

do you have a picatinny rail on the gun or will you need rings that fit a particular gun?

And what size tube?

Although DNZ rings/mount are popular, personally I've not had good results w/ that type of ring. Depending on the scope and the distance between the ocular, turrets and power ring, it can be difficult having enough room on the scope to attach the rings.

For the past 20 years or so all my scopes have been mounted w/ a one piece Weaver base and 2 or 3 Burris Signature Z Weaver style rings (the ones w/ the plastic inserts). On rifles I only use 2 rings. I shoot some heavy recoiling handguns (including 308 Win, 284 Win, 7-08 Rem et al) and my scopes don't move anymore. I'd also suggest using a torque wrench. I've got this one.

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I have a pair of Vortex Precision on a bolt action Build that I wanted rock solid. They're $150.

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Vortex Precision rings are manufactured for them by Seekins and just rebranded with Vortex logos.