Anyone running BAT rings on their hunting rigs ?

[madashell]

They look to be an upgraded Talley type ring.

Offer them in 0 to 30 moa. Pricey, but look solid.


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Anyone have experience with them ?

 

[Blastattack]

Unless they are machined in-situ, there looks like more opportunity for misalignment on a "factory" rifle than a good rail and rings. Plus they use hex screws, which are grossly antiquated for this day and age. The Talley rings are just as good and 1/4 the price, and use torx screws. There is little practical use for cant on a hunting rifle, and the weight savings seem mostly irrelevant for a target rifle.

 

[madashell]

Unless they are machined in-situ, there looks like more opportunity for misalignment on a "factory" rifle than a good rail and rings. Plus they use hex screws, which are grossly antiquated for this day and age. The Talley rings are just as good and 1/4 the price, and use torx screws. There is little practical use for cant on a hunting rifle, and the weight savings seem mostly irrelevant for a target rifle.

Fair observations Blastattack, can't say I disagree with anything you've said.

 

[GMC403]

I had a pair of the normal picatinny rings on 1 rifle. Nicely made product, their action screws are great too.