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#9261490 10/17/14
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Does anyone use the Burris mounts for The Ruger No1 to change to using Weaver style rings? Pros or cons?

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The only thing I've done is change to Leupold rings on my #1s; they are better made and classier than Rugers - and while a bit trimmer in appearance are perhaps even stronger than the Ruger cast rings

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I have looked at them, thought they would add to much weight and clutter to the gun.They would allow use of a number of different ring styles.

Leupold Rings for Ruger as mentioned above do offer a different choice without the clutter.


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Warnes are another option:

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Those look clean .

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I've not tried the Burris adapter just because it adds one more part to fail in what is a rather simple and solid system. I have used the Leupolds mentioned above, they are indeed a bit trimmer & lighter. These are High Leupold Offsets, useful for mounting Hubbles:

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Another option would be to remove the quarter rib and use Weaver bases which are readily available (I might even have a spare set lying around). That is what I have on my No. 3; it isn't as classy as the Warnes, Rugers or Leupys, but certainly lighter and simpler.

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Originally Posted by Klikitarik
The only thing I've done is change to Leupold rings on my #1s; they are better made and classier than Rugers - and while a bit trimmer in appearance are perhaps even stronger than the Ruger cast rings


+1 I really like the Leupold low rings on my #1A.

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While we're at it does anyone know if a leupold m8 4x28 can be mounted in the aforementioned leupold low rings without quarter rib/ rear site issues?

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Yes it can, no problem. I have that setup on a #1A.

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The rear sight can be reversed to gain a bit more space, but I can't see that it would be necessary with a 28mm.


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[quote=Son_of_the_Gael]I've not tried the Burris adapter just because it adds one more part to fail in what is a rather simple and solid system. I have used the Leupolds mentioned above, they are indeed a bit trimmer & lighter. These are High Leupold Offsets, useful for mounting Hubbles:

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What bases are those? I am converting a ruger #3 in 45-70 to a 22 Hornet using a #1 barrel and want to use bases like shown above, or the weavers shown also.

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I tend to prefer the Ruger offset rings. I never have seen the point of Hubbles smile

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Hemi, those are the bases which come on a 1V, they interchange with the Weavers in my other picture.

http://shopruger.com/Scope-Base-No-1-Varminter/productinfo/90004/


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Originally Posted by tex_n_cal
I never have seen the point of Hubbles smile



Me neither. smile

I needed an offset ring a couple of years ago and those windmill towers were all I could find anywhere. frown

They have since been replaced with Leupy mediums.


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Thanks

The weavers probably allow more movement of a scope than those rugers. Looks like I should start looking around.

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