Burris Signature ZEE Rings 1" - Weaver Style

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SKU: 126-BUR-S1ZW
Manufacturer: Burris

While these rings may have a higher price point, they can actually save you money in the long run by protecting your scope from damage. I used the Burris Signature Zee Rings with .20 corrective inserts to solve an issue I had with poorly mounted bases on my Mauser sporter, and the inserts allowed me to adjust for the height difference between the front and rear base. The adjustable inserts can also be rotated to fix imperfections in the bases or to provide additional adjustment when the scope's turrets have reached their limit. The plastic inserts hold the scope firmly in place without requiring excessive torque on the screws, even on high-powered rifles. Additionally, the inserts protect the scope from damage and may even absorb recoil vibration to protect the internal components of the scope. After seeing how well these rings work, I wouldn't consider using any other rings when mounting an expensive scope.

I initially opted for the standard Zee rings but quickly realized my mistake and upgraded to the Signature rings. I am pleased with my decision. I took great care in mounting my Nikon Prostaff scope with these rings. Making small adjustments to the eye relief and reticle alignment was easy, and tightening the rings was a breeze. Despite all the twisting, sliding, and clamping, my scope remains unblemished. Most impressively, when I used a laser bore to check alignment, the crosshairs were spot on with the red dot without any further adjustments needed. It was the easiest time I have ever had aligning a scope. When I compare my Burris Signature Zee Rings with my friend's rifle that has scuffs, creases, and crimps on the scope tube, I feel confident that I made the right choice with these superior rings.

I utilized these rings along with offset inserts to attach a long eye relief scope to my Rossi lever action, which had a TC Contender scope base installed. As a result of the barrel contour, the scope was aimed significantly lower compared to the bore axis. However, with the aid of a pair of offset inserts, I was able to rectify this problem by aligning the scope and bore while also accommodating for the point of impact of my preferred load. This adjustment resulted in the scope turrets being perfectly centered at 0,0, only requiring modification for elevation at varying distances or centering a different load on the bullseye. The offset inserts allowed me to mount the scope in a way that was otherwise impossible for my gun. Keep in mind that using the offset inserts may require some experimentation to get your firearm on target, but the effort is well worth it.

These rings are a great solution for anyone looking for a solid and reliable mounting system. After experiencing issues with multiple other rings, the buyer opted for the Burris Signature Zee Rings and was not disappointed. Made from solid steel, they offer a secure and tight hold on the scope without damaging it, thanks to the use of the ring inserts. The buyer was able to loc tight the screws and bases, and after shooting 100 rounds at the range, everything remained in place. It's clear that these rings are of high quality and provide a worry-free shooting experience. Don't settle for rings that don't work well, invest in the Burris Signature Zee Rings and have peace of mind when using your gun.

These scope rings are a game changer. I mounted them on my Hatsan AT44S-10 air rifle, which has long and short barrels, and switching between the two was no longer an issue. Centering my scope (6-24x50mm AO) was a breeze without having to use the scope's adjustments. I've used countless different scope rings over the years and have even lapped them myself, but these Burris Signature Zee rings are a cut above the rest. The fit is tight and the rings are rock solid. I opted for the 1" high matte models, which required me to remove the fiber optic rear sight. But, it wasn't a big deal since I never used it. These rings do require a bit more work to fit properly, but the end result is well worth it. I am considering changing out all of my other rings to these. These rings are so solid and tight that I'm considering changing out all my other rings to these. My friends have been using these rings for years and swear by them. These are definitely worth the extra effort and are much better than less expensive adjustable rings. If you're in the market for a new set of rings, don't hesitate to try these. And if you don't like them, you can always send them back. One small note: the included torx wrench isn't the best quality, so I recommend using your own or getting a higher quality one.

I purchased these rings for my Savage 11VT in .308 to fit my Burris AR scope, but unfortunately, the rings were too tight to fit on the factory provided mount. After some experimentation, I found a solution. I turned the ring mount upside down to reveal the claw that tightens onto the bases. I removed the top ring to create a flat surface and placed the rings on a stable surface. Then, I used a large bladed screwdriver securely in the groove and gave it a tap with a rubber hammer, forcing the channel open slightly larger. After a few taps, I was able to fit the rings on the mount and tighten them down. Be careful not to overdo it as it may damage the rings. While the limitation of these rings is that they do not have a movable claw to provide wiggle room, the one-piece design is strong and unlikely to lose zero due to becoming loose on the bases. Overall, these rings are a great purchase for those using Burris mounts, but may require some modifications if using something else.

After extensive research for new rings to mount on a Browning .30-06 rifle, I stumbled across the Burris Signature Zee Rings. These rings offer a solution to the typical problems that rifles, scopes, and rings can have. The accompanying video on the Burris website is informative, and it convinced me to purchase these rings, along with the inserts. The process of installation was straightforward. At the range, I mechanically zeroed my scope and began following the instructions. I noticed the issue I had been experiencing right away, and with the inserts in these rings, it was incredibly easy to correct the problem. The inserts held the scope securely, and it did not budge even with the recoil of a high-powered rifle. In a matter of minutes, I was able to achieve a tight grouping that was very close to the center without making any adjustments to the windage or elevation of the scope. With just a couple of 1/4" MOA clicks, I was able to zero my rifle without making any further adjustments. The rings' design ensures that the full field of view of the scope is available, and windage and elevation adjustments are kept to a minimum. Thanks to the Burris Signature Zee Rings, I was able to find a solution for my rifle and mount it correctly without seeking help from a gunsmith. I did not use an entire box of ammo and was confident that my long-range shots held dead-on. The result is a reliable and ethical shot every time I pull the trigger.

These Burris Signature Zee rings are a must-have for custom applications. Not only do they leave no marks on the scope tube when removed, but they also allow for inducing a specific MOA cant angle on firearms whose base doesn't have any. The '0' inserts that come with the rings need to be supplemented with the kit that costs an additional $15 to achieve the desired cant angle. This can be extremely helpful for sighting in rifles, as it creates a secondary zero range around 200 yards, which can be used for longer shots. The Burris Signature Zee rings also work great when coupled with a Mil Dot scope reticle, creating an extremely versatile setup. The only downside to these rings is that they don't have a quick detach option, requiring an Allen wrench for removal. Despite this, the versatility and customization options provided by these rings make them a solid investment for any serious shooter.

If you are using your rifle for deer hunting, it's always best to get the highest rings possible. This creates a more acute angle of line of sight to line of bore, allowing you to stay on target without needing to adjust for holdover at longer ranges. When it comes to rings, nothing competes with the Burris Signature Z with inserts. These rings are designed with precision and care, and the Pos-Align inserts allow for perfect alignment with the scope tube without damaging the scope. As an added bonus, you can also use the offset rings to center your scope with minimal adjustment needed in the scope itself. This feature is particularly useful for long-range shooters who need to make small adjustments to get the perfect shot. Overall, the Burris Signature Z rings with inserts are a great choice for anyone who wants to mount their scope with confidence and precision. Whether you're hunting deer or shooting long-range targets, these rings will provide the perfect fit for your scope and ensure reliable accuracy for years to come.

I have an 1891 Argentine Mauser that has a scope base that is low and right at the rear. With normal rings I could not even bore sight of it with all the adjustment of my bushnell banner 6 - 18 50mm. I bought these rings and the set of 3 inserts, set the scope adjustments back to zero, and with the right combo of inserts it was bore sighted with just ten clicks of combined verticle and horizontal. These are a must-have for anyone with a crooked base.

I used these to tilt my scope down. This allowed me to sight my 22 from 50 feet to 200+ yards. It put the center of the scope in the center of the adjustment range. Without them I could only sight out to about 150 yards. When you buy these buy the insert kit with the 5, 10, and 20 adjustment rings. You can combine them to get a wide variety of corrections. For example a +20 in back and -10 in front is the equivalent of about 30 thousandths of shims.

I believe the signature rings to be the best on the market. For one, the inserts won't work scatch or marr your scope tube, and that means the premium price on a resale, and two with the + or - inserts, you can adjust your scope with minimum clicks, and that way, you won't run out of adjustments.