warne qd rings
- Thread starter tony d
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Hi Tony,
I went through the same situation but settles on the short and super low optilocks for my Finnlight. I know thew are heavy but as you said they are bomb proof and I could not find any info on the warne rings in regards to there weight but they are all steel so I figure they weight almost as much as the Opti-locks. Plus the opti-locks come with the plastic insert and this is a plus especially if you are mounting a high quality scope and dont want rings marks or dings.
I went through the same situation but settles on the short and super low optilocks for my Finnlight. I know thew are heavy but as you said they are bomb proof and I could not find any info on the warne rings in regards to there weight but they are all steel so I figure they weight almost as much as the Opti-locks. Plus the opti-locks come with the plastic insert and this is a plus especially if you are mounting a high quality scope and dont want rings marks or dings.
I have both the Warne Maximas (QD's and "permanent" versions) as well as a couple of sets of Optilocks.
The Warnes are similar in weight (they may be a few grams lighter), but they will cost you about half of what the Optilocks cost, while being absolutely solid. Most of mine set me back $65 to $75 (the QD's are the more expensive of the two).
Western Gun Parts in Edmonton carries the Warne Maximas, and, of course, Brownell's carries them.
The Warnes are similar in weight (they may be a few grams lighter), but they will cost you about half of what the Optilocks cost, while being absolutely solid. Most of mine set me back $65 to $75 (the QD's are the more expensive of the two).
Western Gun Parts in Edmonton carries the Warne Maximas, and, of course, Brownell's carries them.
