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I rarely see Burris Z rings mentioned.
Whats opinions on them?
Thanks
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The regular Burris Z rings are OK, but the Signature Z rings with the ajustable inserts are awesome.
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+1 on the signature rings. Have 3 sets. I really like them.
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If I'm not after ultralight, Burris Signature ZEE rings all the way. I would not mount any rings, including ZEE rings without lapping them. Of course except for the Signatures.
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When using Weaver type bases the low Zee rings are my favorite. If using medium rings the Signature Zee rings are my first choice.
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