BurrisZee Weaver-Style Solid Steel Secure Reliable Durable Optic Mounting Rings

The rings are really good. Solid construction obviously...they are steel rings.The hardware is where it counts. The screws are great. I tend to torque my screws down a little too tightly....I had a scope come loose on me once so now I over tighten them all. I know I shouldn't but has become a bad habit. I have stripped the heads out of a few other ring sets in the past from doing this. The Burris zee rings were very easy to install and not even the slightest marring in the screw head (#15 torx) from the added torque I put on them. Used some blue thread lock and now am in business. Many rounds later not even close to moving down the scope tube. I will be buying more in the future. This is a great product and looks good doing it. I got the gloss to match a classic Leopold gloss scope on my Henry goldenboy and it looks like it came that way from the factory...just a great set up....could not be happier. I hope this helps someone on the fence about buying this product. For the money they are hard to beat. Hard to beat at higher prices as well...just great quality. If any or all of this review has been helpful to you, then please click the "helpful" tab below. Also please feel free to visit my profile page for more of my reviews. Thanks for reading. Peace.

Easy to install. Torque up nice and tight. I wouldn't recommend using the included torx allen wrench, you wont have any way to verify torque. The torx Allen wrench will work fine for removal. Get a wheeler fat wrench and do it right. Quality steel mounts and screws. I like the matte black finish. Easy to slide rings over the rail and know they aren't coming off, unless you unbolt them and slide them off. A small drop of blue loctite on each screw and you should be good for as long as desired. I like the design of the bases flexing against the rail as tightened, instead of a separate removable piece. To me, it's one less part to be dropped during install. I also feel the design helps keep the bases aligned better.

These Rings were the "Low" variety and was too low to mount a 3-9x40 Crossfire II scope on my Ruger 10/22, and have the scope clear the rear open sights that would require a punch and hammer to remove. If rear sights would be removed, it looked to fit okay. The Picatinney rail I mounted on the Ruger 10/22 was made for a 10/22 and fit perfect, so I don't think it is the Pic Rail. I thought the "Low" variety rings might be too low, but wanted to give it a try. Used "Medium" Rings (Leupold) and scope cleared fine and was not too high (on Ruger 10/22). Would think any brand "Medium" high model rings would work fine.

Works great. they're solid and hold the scope tight.

Used these to mount a Vortex 6x18x44 on a Remington 710 with the factory supplied base. Happy to find steel rings that actually fit the Weaver bases snugly. Not overly bulky or heavy. Used the medium height rings and it worked great.Plenty of bolt clearance and 1/8 inch between the objective lens and the barrel. Cleared the caps that came with the scope. Remember, these rings slide on the bases from the end. Don't snap them on from the top. You may get a rude surprise.Crossbolt fit snug in the slot. Just enough play to bump it forward against the front lug before tightening.No lapping on this set. Scope bars were spot-on for alignment.Looked up the torque specs for my 30mm rings on the burris website and applied it with a fat wrench. 20 inch pounds for the ring cap screws and 30 inch pounds for the crossbolt screws. I used a T15 bit in lieu of the supplied wrench. I degreased the screws with gun scrubber along with the female holes before installation. Loctite blue was applied to the crossbolt threads. None on the cap screws. Dry torque was used for the cap rings, wet torque adjustment for the loctited crossbolt screws.Happy to report the rifle was nearly dead on at 25 yards. Made it simple to zero at 100 yards and saved some ammo sighting in. The rings match the matte finish on the rifle very well.Overall, well worth the cost very pleased with these.

I mounted the scope rings on my rifle scope mount. The rings seem to be good quality . They are made of steel and the mounting screws were all satisfactory. The installation directions do not include a torque setting for the scope ring base screw.

I have purchased Burris products for over twenty plus years. They have never let me down in the field or countless shootings secessions Never scrimp on Quality of Rings or Optics!

These fit my Burris scope. They are Burris mounts so I will assume they are just fine with only one screw per side on my Burris scope.