Rings recommendation for long range rimfire

[Muriner]

I have BKL rings on my CZ 457 that work great. I've been trying to do some long range rimfire and I can go to 230 yards before running out of scope adjustment. I ordered a 25 MOA rail that should get me to 300. From my understanding BKL doesn't make Picatinny rail compatible rings. Any recommendations for inexpensive brands/models I should look at? Thanks!

 

[orkan]

Skip inexpensive. Order Hawkins.

 

[Muriner]

I'm certainly open to the idea of buying once, crying once, but my Leupold has a 1'' tube. It doesn't look like Hawkins makes rings for 1" scopes.

 

[orkan]

I'm certainly open to the idea of buying once, crying once, but my Leupold has a 1'' tube. It doesn't look like Hawkins makes rings for 1" scopes.

Sounds like you need a new scope!

Vortex has some cheap rings you might like.

 

[Messer]

I guess it depends on what you call inexpensive.

I have these on my Tikka T1X, 25 MOA rail, and I can easily get to 300 with my scope.

Warne Maxima Horizontal rings

If your scope can get you to 230 Yds. with a zero MOA base, I would think the 25 MOA will get you to 300.

Good luck,
Bob S.

 

[Muriner]

Thank you! Those Warne rings look nice and reasonably priced. Brief google search produced way too many complaints about the Vortex rings. They might be cheap rather than inexpensive

 

[Topstrap]

Hard to beat SWFA rings for the price, they also have 1" inserts.

Topstrap

 

[Powder_Burns]

Think I have warne rings on my .22lr, on a 20moa dip rail. Gonna add another 10moa one of these years. Had close to a 5 mil holdover at 430.

 

[chevy_man]

I use lots of Weaver tactical rings. They have always worked and are usually $40.

As a side note, any Weaver ring should fit picatinny. Pic won't fit a Weaver base unless you file the slot out (yes, I've done it because the store was closed and I was shooting come hell or high water).

 

[TheGoatMumbler]

Burris XTR Signature rings have inserts to add more MOA. They're beefy and well made. Shop around for a deal.

 

[Sgeorge]

ARC rings are great

 

[Saleen323]

Burris XTR Signature rings have inserts to add more MOA. They're beefy and well made. Shop around for a deal.

+1 on this. You can add up to 40 MOA with the inserts, if you want, and they come in 1" tube size.

 

[Wading]

I like my BKL 303-MB low rings, it sits perfectly about 1/8" above the barrel.

 

[beetroot]

I wouldn't buy the cheapest of cheap rings, but lower priced options from the likes of Burris, Talley, Leopold, Warne etc will do you just fine.

Burris Signature Zee with the inserts are great for getting the most elevation out of your scope. I've used them for years on a few different rifles and they've been great.

 

[Shootin Stuff]

Sounds like you need a new scope!

Vortex has some cheap rings you might like.

And scopes!

 

[ggladck]

Agreed with beetroot, skip the very cheap but Warne has been good for me, even with throwing them around.

 

[Hoop]

Historically I never paid too much for rings but I have come around. I had a pair or Seekins and just recently have been using Spuhr and when I removed my old scope to replace it; no ring marks.

As for MOA I had a Area 419 rail giving me 30MOA and it was fantastic.