Help with scope rings under $100?

[GoldTheLegend]

What are the best rings you can get for under $100?
Needs rings for tikka t3x lite stainless in 6.5 with a vortex hs 4-16 LR.
Also putting a vortex strikefire II on a 12 gauge mossberg 500 so suggestion that come in 1 packs would be appreciated. (would vortex tactical be enough)
Been looking at weaver tactical rings for something super economical.
Then leopold pwr2, vortex pro series and a few different burris lines? What do you suggest?

 

[Paul_T]

For under $100 look at the Burris Signature Z

 

[GoldTheLegend]

I've heard good things. The fact it was only one screw on each side was quite surprising to me? Never been an issue to you?

 

[stavefalls]

For the Tikka, Leupold Backcountry rings seem alright for the money.

 

[GoldTheLegend]

For under $100 look at the Burris Signature Z

I've heard good things. The fact it was only one screw on each side was quite surprising to me? Never been an issue to you?

 

[GoldTheLegend]

For the Tikka, Leupold Backcountry rings seem alright for the money.

Can't seem to find these in canada know anywhere?

 

[stavefalls]

I think Reliable Gun sells the Leupold Backcountry

 

[Blastattack]

Talley Lightweights. Best rings for a hunting rifle, period.

 

[riversrest]

That is only if you want to take the scope out to unmount the rings/bases.

Otherwise, they are a very nice mount/ring combination.

 

[kc34]

For under $100 look at the Burris Signature Z

I've heard good things. The fact it was only one screw on each side was quite surprising to me? Never been an issue to you?

Burris Signature Zee rings actually have two screws on each side of the ring. They are fantastic rings and work great with the polymer inserts which allow you to add cant to your scope setup or even windage if need be and they leave your scope in great shape if removed. I have used them on a number of rifles and you can't go wrong with them.

 

[Butcherbill]

Pretty much every rifle I have with a scope on it is using Leupold prw’s or Burris zee rings, never had a problem with either.

 

[1-trident-1]

the best rings are only best if the base is dead straight.

 

[reb]

In my opinion Talley Lightweights are one of the best mounting systems available.

 

[Flash]

Were my budget under $100 I'd likely choose Vortex Tactical rings.

FWIW I just bought ATRS low rings, but they're $165.

 

[Paul15]

I would go with DNZ or Talley,

 

[Paul_T]

I've heard good things. The fact it was only one screw on each side was quite surprising to me? Never been an issue to you?

Burris Signature Zee rings actually have two screws on each side of the ring. They are fantastic rings and work great with the polymer inserts which allow you to add cant to your scope setup or even windage if need be and they leave your scope in great shape if removed. I have used them on a number of rifles and you can't go wrong with them.

Sig Zee's only have one screw on the base. I ran one set on a rifle no issues at all. The inserts are what makes me stay with Burris.

http s://www.cabelas.ca/product/27920/burris-signature-zee-rings as an example only.

FWIW I use Burris XTR Signatures on 90% of my rifles now. Well above your $100 price point. The Signature Zee's are a step down but certainly a very good ring for the price.

 

[adamg]

Vortex Pro Series Ring

I like these a lot, for $90 they are massively feature-rich. I have a hard time understanding what makes the higher end Vortex rings, the Precision Matched line, worth $250 compared to these. In some ways these are better, with all the important info laser engraved on all parts of the rings. Base torque is engraved near the base screws, cap torque engraved near the cap screws, and the height spec and diameter spec are engraved near the scope rest. 7075 aluminum, torx screws (four per cap, two per base), what more could you want?