Burris Zee Rings - 1" Weaver-Style Scope Rings

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SKU: 126-BUR-ZEE1IN
Manufacturer: Burris

I tried the other major brands but the Burris rings are the hands down favorite. Simple to install but very sturdy. I have them on 22lr, 22-250 and 30-06 rifles.

Great scope rings other than the flat head bolts to clamp it to the rail! I tossed them and purchased some Allen head bolts at True Value and love them now. I would rate them 5 stars if they came with the Allen head bolts. Great rings for the price and as usual, Burris delivers another solid product.

Excellent steel construction Weaver-style rings from Burris. Quality fit, finish, and hardware. Everything lines up perfectly, and the cross-slot design holds rock-solid. The provided Torx-type screws snug securely with the supplied wrench. I'm using these rings on a B-Square 1-Piece InterLock Weaver-style base, and the fit is excellent. Very pleased with these rings.

I will admit to being a bit of a ring snob. I am very picky about the rings I use and insist on quality. And let me tell you, these deliver. They are VERY solid and well built. The cross screw that holds them to the weaver rail tightens down securely, and you will know it is not going anywhere. As far as looks, great as well. The gloss rings have a nice shine but are not overly polished. These would be a good choice for anyone who is using a weaver style base.

put these rings on a stainless steel Ruger MkIII Hunter with a silver Bushnell 2x6 Trophy handgun scope. They fit the rail very tight; I used a lot of Tetra gun grease on the rail.rings started by hand at first but you will need to grease the rail and use a wooden dowel to tap them on down.set the cross slot screws at 30-inch lbs. and set the cap screws at 20-inch lbs. these rings are rock solid and will be on that base when ol Gabe blows his horn.

I use these scope rings ONLY on a variety of weapons I own. The latest use was medium mounts on my new Marlin S/S 1894 44 magnum rifle, an XS forward stile Weaver base, and a 2.5-7X28 M/M S/S Weaver Scope. It is a very good low mount system with the scope being able to be set forward on the receiver about 3 inches away from the trigger lever and your eye so you won't get scope bite as you sometimes do on the higher power rifles. They are very well made from one block of steel, and the attachment screw to the base is small and doesn't hang out all over the place, making it look ugly; the whole mount is small and compact. The Torx screws on the top part of the scope rings are the same, very strong. My scope won't move at all under the heavy recoil of my 450 Magnum Marlin Rifle with the same scope, and base mount set up. I use them on ALL" my Long Guns I own! In both blue and silver rings I have NEVER had a problem with these rings, nor have I ever had to modify a Zee Ring.... they slip right on the Weaver stile base and tighten down perfectly every time I set up a new weapon. I can't say enough about the Burris Zee Rings I use if you don't need a Quick detach type ring. If so, I think Burris has the best in that world also.

Excellent scope rings. They are robust, easy to install and are the best looking rings for a weaver mount. For the price of these rings, you can't go wrong.

These scope rings worked great on me.44 Mag 10 1/2 , with the weaver style universal mount and Bushnell 2X32 scope the medium rings give just enough clearance for scope covers or add ons, I did have to debur one ring however.

A solid scope ring. Well made and sturdy on my weaver rail. Made of steel, unlike aluminum in others. Can handle 300 win mag w/o shifting. Downside is that it tends to rust since its steel and somewhat difficult to install on the weaver rail. You see the base of this ring is not hinged so you need to hammer the base on the side to make it grip the rail. Then you apply the final gripping force by tightening the screw. If you intend to regularly remove your scope after using your gun or like to install other sights, such as red dots on the same gun, do not buy this ring. Get the Weaver or Millet rings which is easier to remove and install w/ scope attached. But if you will permanently keep the scope on the gun. This thing is recommendable. Its very solid and will last eons.

Nice looking rings. Fast service on in stock items

I use these rings ONLY on a variety of weapons I own. The latest use was medium mounts on my new Marlin S/S 1894 44 magnum rifle, an XS forward stile Weaver base, and a 2.5-7X28 M/M S/S Weaver Scope. It is a perfect low mount system with the scope being able to be set forward on the receiver about 3 inches away from the trigger lever and your eye so you won't get scope bite as you sometimes do on the higher power rifles. They are very well made from one block of steel, and the attachment screw to the base is small and doesn't hang out all over the place making it look ugly, the whole mount is small and compact. The Torx screws on the top part of the rings are the same, solid. My scope won't move at all under the heavy recoil of my 450 Magnum Marlin Rifle with the same scope, and base mount set up. I use them on ALL" my Long Guns I own! In both blue and silver rings, I have NEVER had a problem with these rings, nor have I ever had to modify a Zee Ring.... they slip right on the Weaver-style base and tighten down correctly every time I set up a new weapon. I can't say enough about the Burris Zee Rings I use if you don't need a Quick detach type ring. If so, I think Burris has the best of that world also.

Good, simple, sturdy steel rings. Not as bulky as Redfields (also good rings)."Zee" is Burris-ese for Weaver (cross-slot) style. You will need to check ring alignment, maybe lap these rings, especially on two-piece bases. On a piece bases, everything should line up OK. If you need windage adjustment to get on target, you'll need the pricier Burris Signature Zee rings.