Burris Zee rings

[steveyrock]

what does anyone think of the 20 MOA inserts on the Burris Zee rings.

 

[chuckw2]

Steve,
I have used them for years on several different guns without the first problem.

Chuck

 

[Preacher]

Every gun I have a scope on has the Signature Zee rings or the Double dovetail Signature rings on them, some of them even have 4 on them, and the inserts have always been a plus when I only use two of them......
Easy to center up, and no blasted ring marks--whats not to like.......

 

[jb1000br]

Just a little clarification might be helpful here. I believe the inserts are 5, 10 and 20 thousandths, not Minutes Of Angle. You need to do a little math to calculate the MOA change based on how far apart your rings are.

As far as quality and design, I think they're excellent. I have several sets of the Signature 30mm Zee's on hunting and varmint rifles that get banged around pretty good sometimes in the back of the truck and I've never had a problem. No need to lap them,I don't mind the lapping the others but it's tough to keep them from rusting later on hunting rifles) and they won't leave ring marks on the scope. You can also do some windage adjustment with one ring and elevation with the other.

Plus, they're cheap... they won't turn heads like a pair of Farrels with matching serial numbers but I'm not sure that's worth $150 to me, especially considering the body that the heads they turn are most likely attached to.

+1

I always have spare sig zees laying around...now i just need some spare -+0.020" inserts...

 

[steveyrock]

gunamonth
Thanks for the correction on the inserts being .020 rather than 20moa.
I don't think the rings ALONE will get me where I need to be with the load I ran through the ballistic program,it calls for 47.6 of Lead at 500yds with 1/8 clicks on my weaver T36 zeroed at 100yds.