Good 1” Rings

[scottishkat]

To mount a 1,200.00 scope on a 1,000.00 rifle I would call Richard Near and see if he makes an Alphamount for Bergara.

Near Manufacturing - Rifle Scope Bases

Near Manufacturing - Precision scope bases and precision scope rings for SAKO M75, SAKO TRG-42, SAKO M995 TRG-S, Weatherby MKV and SVM, Remington 700, Winchester M70 - WSM, PRE 64, EXPRESS, TIKA-T3. The Ultimate Precision Long Range Scope Base. Superior Design, Materials and Craftsmanship -...

www.nearmfg.com

Once you try it you'll never look a scope mounts the same again

Good luck and shoot straight y'all

 

[brcfo_outdoors]

What is you alls opinion on using reducer rings? Better to just go with a set that's the right size or do the reducers work well?

I would avoid them if you can. I know many people have used them successfully, but you are introducing one more element to go wrong in probably the most fragile/sensitive aspect of your rifle set up.

 

[Backcountry sports]

Been looking around for a good set of 1" scope rings and it seems they aren't nearly as plentiful as all the 30mm options. Been looking at the Warne Mountain Tech's rings and base. Are those a good option or should I look into something else?

Setup will be a Swaro Z5i 2.4-12x50 on a Bergara Terrain in .308. I'm going to use a std. base with no cant. Think I can get away with medium height rings?

Thanks for the help guys!

Yes there great rings

 

[Tim Sharp]

TPS HRT. I prefer the aluminum over the steel. Picatinny ring with radiused top to prevent snags when afield. Great quality, excellent price point.

You searched for hrt - Page 2 of 3 - TPS Products

www.tpsproducts.com

 

[73driver]

A Murphy Precision rail and use MDT premier scope rings. Go to Tube video "1 inch rifle scope rings for picatinny rail mounting from MDT" and check them out.

 

[raider1v1]

seekins, ARC, and talley. for the price and options, i like talley.

 

[ButterBean]

I have been using Burris Tactical's and I have no complaints

 

[Backcountry sports]

Yes there great rings

I use more talley because of weight on my light weight rifles

 

[smokepoler]

Burris Signature, inserts can help keep the reticle in the mechanical center. Use them on a smokeless muzzleloader and they still hold tight.

 

[ronstone09]

Been looking around for a good set of 1" scope rings and it seems they aren't nearly as plentiful as all the 30mm options. Been looking at the Warne Mountain Tech's rings and base. Are those a good option or should I look into something else?

Setup will be a Swaro Z5i 2.4-12x50 on a Bergara Terrain in .308. I'm going to use a std. base with no cant. Think I can get away with medium height rings?

Thanks for the help guys!

Warne are quality rings ,only thing I don't like is where they place their screws ! My favorite bases and rings are Talley ! You can't go wrong with them !

 

[tagergaard]

DNZ. In my humble opinion the best one for the money.
Unfortunately they are a little hard to get here in Europe/Denmark. I've been waiting for almost 6 months now, for 3 sets of rings, so that I can exchange some of the other great rings on my rifles.... Get them in 1", 30 mm or 34 mm. Love'em

 

[RYEWSKY25284]

Been looking around for a good set of 1" scope rings and it seems they aren't nearly as plentiful as all the 30mm options. Been looking at the Warne Mountain Tech's rings and base. Are those a good option or should I look into something else?

Setup will be a Swaro Z5i 2.4-12x50 on a Bergara Terrain in .308. I'm going to use a std. base with no cant. Think I can get away with medium height rings?

Thanks for the help guys!

Probably not what you looking for but, I have a pair of Leupold double dovetail 1" rings and 2pc Bases off of a Winchester LA In excellent condition. $25.00 shipping included

 

[SCSCHNUR]

If you want something Badger/Seekins/Nightforce quality, then go with an American Rifle Company set:

https://www.americanrifle.com/shop/product/m10-scope-rings-7?category=3

I used to be a Seekins guy but won't go back now that I run the ARC's.

As far as clearance goes, I can't say. Typically a 50mm objective on a 30mm tube I can get away with medium height rings on a 20 MOA base. Otherwise its fairly subjective company to company, how low you want your scope, etc. If you have a base picked out, ARC has a guide on the above link for choosing the right ring height.

Great products love their rings and most of all made in USA.

 

[Jon Bischof]

Wow! We have had really great suggestions in this thread. The amount of money you pay does not necessarily reflect the gripping force of the rings you are buying. So be careful not to think that more money you pay--the better the rings for holding your scope. I will comment on the suggestions that I have used and still use.
1. Light Aluminum--I have a lot of Talleys. Never had once bit of trouble from any of them. At one time I thought they were the very best lightweight aluminum option. And sometimes they still are, but if you can get these:
2. DNZ Especially DNZ Tactical. Two reasons why these surpass Talley: A) Bigger screws with bigger threads--massive holding power. B) Lower one-piece mounts than Talley. If you want your scope mounted low, you want DNZ

Also it is not big metal or big screws that always wins out on gripping power. Synthetic Inserts increase the hold without increasing weight of rings/screws. The Burrris Signature 1" rings with inserts are just marvelous. My 270 WSM in these has not shifted POI at least 15 years and still shoots 1/3 MOA every year.

I have not used Burris Tactical but six screws seems like it will do the job with authority. Pricier, but I would think they are really good.

Sometimes you have to go outside the crowd to get a scope mounted as low as you want. Mounted my ancient Burris Signature 4-16X with Leupold bases and BSquare 1"rings. And it is about as low as limbo. Tried the Cornstarch trick! Let ya'll know how that turns out, but so far I'm hitting at 400 with it so, so far, so good.