BurrisOptics Signature Zee Rings, Works with Standard, Dovetail, Double-Dovetail, and Weaver-Style Bases

These things are great, I use them exclusively on my rifles. Some people complain about these not being durable, I think that has more to do with mounting issues. I shoot heavy magnums for long range, and have used pretty much every ring product on the market, and these are as good or better than any of the others I have used. The 30 mm ones are as tough as they come, I have them on a 30-378 Wby. Mag and a 375 H&H, brutal recoiling rifles, they never loose zero.The reality is there are three key advantages; 1) I upgrade my scopes every 2 - 3 years as new ones become available, when I take the scope off the rifle there are no marks on it, and I can sell it on Ebay or Amazon for almost the same as I paid for it new as it is in "near new condition", 2) it gives me an extra 20 - 30 MOA of travel, so it they either pay for themselves in what I save in not having to buy a 20 MOA rail, or I add them to the 20 MOA rail and get more elevation, and 3) they work on hard hitting rifles, which is not always the case even with premium rings, and they cost a fraction of some of the premium rings. Oh yeah, and they perform their intended job of letting you center your focal point to get a better scope picture, and allow full scope travel for both windage and elevation.Great product and I probably have 10 sets of them in use!Cons: Yes they come soaked in oil and you have to clean them for a few minutes before mounting, not really that big of a deal to me, I think some miss the point of having some of the best rings on the market at a low price, and give them a negative rating because it takes 5 minutes to clean them :)

I now only use Burris Signature Zee rings whether in 1" or 30mm. I have quite a few (actually many) scopes mounted on various rifles and they have all been replaced with these...... 1. They do not mar the scope and 2. The inserts allow for keeping the scope optics near center while sighting in the scope. The 30mm rings come with a set of zero inserts and a set of (10 which is a -10 and a +10) inserts. The one inch rings only come with zero inserts and the corrective 5, 10, and 20 inserts are sold separately - but are well worth the cost. You can move the POI right, left, up, or down, and/or a combination of these corrections by simply installing the inserts correctly. The inserts must be installed in pairs of the same number. Ex. a -10 and a +10. If you, for example install the -10 on the bottom and the +10 on the top of the FRONT ring, your POI will move UP allowing more range for, say 100 yds with a .22lr. Some scopes need more help than others.

These work great, easy install and not so much fiddling with the alignment of crosshairs

If you have a rifle that needs to shoot a little further and want to buy yourself some MOA, this is a solid option. I have Burris Sig's on at least 5 rifles. One thing I have found is that with several rifles just putting a XX moa base on and expecting the bullet to impact at a particular elevation - well, it doesn't always work out like that. I have one Savage rifle that has a 20 MOA base AND 20 MOA of cant in the Burris rings just to get my zero 2 rotations below optical center. The initial theoretical calculation was off by at least 15 MOA. So reality is that between the barrel cant, barrel harmonics, rail tolerance, and scope particulars, I needed 15 more MOA than I thought I needed.

The rings are superb. I just no longer needed them by the time they arrived. I expected to return these for free if I did not need them by the time they arrived. In order to get a free return, I am required to take these to a UPS Store. The closest UPS Store to me is 90 miles away - one way. I have a UPS customer drop off counter only 25 miles away and a UPS truck stops at my farm several times a week. Amazon Prime wants over $7 for me to drop these at a UPS counter and over $13 to have a UPS driver pick it up. The expense and time involved to get the free return is VERY disappointing . I am unwilling to pay a return fee or incur the expense involved for what I expected to get for free. I am just going to be stuck with these and hope I can use them someday.

Switched to Burris steel rings exclusively around 20+ years ago based on a recommendation and have never looked back or had regrets.Only rings I run on my set ups.

Excellent rings. This is the second set of Signature Zee rings I have purchased. I also have a set for 1' scopes. I have these holding a very heavy NV scope on a .243 Winchester bolt action. The inserts included with these rings allow for the correction of misalignments between the scope and barrel without using the windage/elevation adjustments on the scope, Acheiving alignment in this way preserves the peak performance of your optic, and allows a truly fine zeroing of the scope. The rings hold onto the scope very tightly, while the plastic inserts keep the rings from marring the finish of your scope. They seem to hold zero very well, even on a high powered rifle. They may cost a bit more than the "bargain priced" rings, but the performance is worth it.

First off, these rings held the scope securely and there’s no risk of denting or marring your scope. I knocked off a star because they did have a little bit of fiddle factor to install. You’ll likely have to use a screwdriver to “open up” the base area that goes over the picatinny. I couldn’t get them to fit and called customer service to get help with that. Also, the plastic inserts made it a little tough to rotate the scope to level. Once mounted they are rock solid though!

Excellent rings, love the inserts.