Scope rings suggestions?

[James Sparhawk]

I wonder which type, and where to buy them, of rings is better. I want some that are easy to remove, for rifle cleaning, if this is possible. If so, how can I put the scope back on (each time in the exact spot) each way every time?

 

[GM54-120]

On what bases?

 

[James Sparhawk]

On what bases?

It is a one piece weaver style base

 

[GM54-120]

Well the problem is, true picatinny with STANAG type rings clamp down differently. Seekins 1" rings might clamp down flat on a weaver base. Warnes Horizontals should and so should the new style Vortex Pros.

You want to move each ring as far forward in the slot as it can go. Then tighten it down. Repeat with the other ring. They set the scope in the rings. After that it has the best chance of returning to zero. None of them are "quick release rings but its very easy to get them off and back on.

Notice how the STANAG/NATO type rings dont grab the top angle cuts. They clamp down to the very top of the rail.

 

[jlynch75]

Use Warne rings on all my muzzleloaders and Weaver on all my other rifles.

 

[GM54-120]

If you get Warnes, go with the Warnes Horizontals. They are sort of new. Leupold QRW2s are reasonable for actual quick release rings but make sure its the 2s.

https://warnescopemounts.com/product/maxima-horizontal-1-inch-low-matte-rings/

 

[Jmgstr]

I wonder which type, and where to buy them, of rings is better. I want some that are easy to remove, for rifle cleaning, if this is possible. If so, how can I put the scope back on (each time in the exact spot) each way every time?

Hawkins ultra light aremy preferred rings