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Question Recommendations on mid price scope rings for 1" tube?

Vtec44

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There are just too many options out there for me to look at that I don't even know where to start my research. I'm not looking for a high end brand or the cheapest but somewhere in the middle? Recommendations are appreciated.
 
Leupold QR > Swfa SS rings / vortex > UTG accusync

Burris PEPR for AR cantilever

All have been good to me so far
 
Warne.
Nice quality, good repeatability with their quick-release style, made of steel. All ours have held up to lots of shooting with rifles chambered from .223 up through .416 RM.
Follow the optic manufacturer’s recommended torque specs.
 
Thanks everyone. I got a Warne Maxima and a Burris Xtreme Tactical 2 piece high profile for my daughter's new Bushnell R5 6x18x50. It's going to be on her Savage Axis 2 in 223. I'll test it out to see which one I like better.
 
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I have Warn and Aero Precision cantilever mounts. Both do the job without and variances between using two rings.
 
Just remember that on a bolt gun, you want to keep the scope as close to the bore as possible without touching the barrel ; lower is better.
 
Just remember that on a bolt gun, you want to keep the scope as close to the bore as possible without touching the barrel ; lower is better.
Yeah according to the specs, that's the height that would clear the bell from the barrel without being unnecessarily too high from the bore.
 
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