BURRIS - 1" DELUXE .22 RINGS

Jhin Ha (?) Chinese 7.62x39 cute little bolt gun with 3/8" tip off groves and a hight bolt handle. these Burris 1' rings are great and perfect with the roll over raised comb.

The old 22's of yesterday are still out there. Rings that mount to the old weaver mounts, 3/8ths or 11 mm groves, sometimes aren't shaped so that the grabbing jaws don't get to the bottom of the groves. This makes for a very week connection and can damage the rifle grooves themselves. These rings that I got from Brownells grab the whole grove without modification and hold on tight. Now if the scope gets bumped in transit, or you pick the rifle up by the scope, you can be pretty sure everything will still be in one piece, kind like the good old days. Mount it, forget about it. Isn't that the way it's supposed to be. Did I mention they're very affordable.

Excellent quality product in a field filled with lower cost, lower quality examples. The precision machined Burris rings are expensive, more so than the average .22 scope rings made out of aluminum. But, they are stronger and far better made than the average set of aluminum rings, and can be lapped or align reamed to provide superior fit and performance. If one is to go to the expense of installing a good quality telescopic sight on a .22 rifle having the standard 3/8" dovetail, these are the only rings that I would use on either a personal rifle or on a client's rifle. If quality, rather than cost, is the bottom line, these rings are of superior quality and, when installed by a competent professional, will provide a life-time of service.

Judging by the price I had high expectations but was very disappointed... the tolerances are so poor that they require you put a paper shim between the ring And the scope to compensate for the inaccuracies. When I put the on my rifle they did not line up properly which made alignment a real hassle. Im sorry i bought them

These are not .22 rifle rings!!!! They are flat on the bottom. Traditional .22 rifles are rounded on the top. To attach this ring to one, it would require the scope to be canted so far to the side, it would look like a WWII M1 Garand sniper rifle with the side mounted scope. I have three .22 rifles this will not work on. Marlin 25N, Mossberg 342K, Sears Model 25 (High Point Model 110). My Ruger 10/22’s would require a plate with .22 grooves to be mounted to the receiver for these to attach to, so .22 #4 & 5 are out as well….. I will be requesting an RMA for the 2 sets I bought as soon as I can find out how on this new website.