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which scope rings are preferred ?

I've heard nothing but good reviews about the Zee rings but I've never used them myself. They have that classic look to them which just doesn't fit most of my applications. For longer range guns I use a picatinny rail and either TPS or Seekins rings, depending on how heavy my scope is. For lighter weight guns I prefer the Talley one-piece rings.
 
If they fit the application, they are my go to rings. FYI the current IBS 600 yd Light Gun 5 shot group record was shot by a fellow named Rodney Wagner. The rifle had Signature Z rings.
 
Allan Hall convinced me to use my first pair on one of his rifles. I don't think i have payed money for anything else since.
 
No other rings need apply, even if free.

Here is a set of XTR Signature 34mm at work, but I also have several of the 30mm XTR Sig's, some of the 30mm Zee Sig's, a couple of 1" Zee Sig's.

 
I haven't checked lately but Burris used to sell "Gunsmith Kits" for their 1" rings that included 10 sets each of the "5's", "10's" and "20's". I don't know if they still offer these and or if they offer them for 30 mm or not. Something you could look into. I paid like $35-$40 bucks for the 1" kit many years ago.
 
Burris Signature zee with inserts for Tikka T3, are they available as a low ring-mount, if not what are the options.
LC
 

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