Reviews & Ratings for Warne 22 Caliber High Scope Rings w/Matte Finish 722M — 10 reviews — Page 1

I purchased these Warne 1 inch steel rimfire rings for my CZ512 .22wmr rifle. They are the High version measuring approx .530" height from bottom of the scope to the flat bottom of the base body. The width of the rings from front to rear is approx .505". The clamps fit the CZ 11mm receiver groove perfectly by turning the movable jaws so the dimples are in the down position below the clamping screws (Up position is for 3/8" dovetails). The top straps are easy to install by putting a small screw driver or punch (near its end) in each top strap screw hole and squeezing the handle ends together slightly as you place the strap over the scope tube. This springs the top strap slightly apart so that the strap does not scratch or rub the scope tube as it is lowered into place. The quality of construction and finish of these rings is very high and they are dimensionally precise. I used High rings on this rifle even though I am using a low power scope because of the dimensions of the CZ buttstock, which has a reverse drop measurement - which means the stock comb actually rises as it goes back toward the butt, instead of dropping. This makes it difficult to get my cheek far enough down on the stock to see through the scope. So I had to resort to raising the scope higher with these rings to reach up to my eye level.

Good rings for the price. They fit my new CZ 457. I need to write longer sentences because I don't have enough words to ddescribe a set of scope rings. I should have enough now.

These rings fit my CZ452 American Heavy Barrel 17HMR , 3/8 dovetail. Mounted a 42 mm objective scope with around an 1/8 clearance. Seems like a good set of rings for a rimfire for the price .

Recently bought 2 sig 4x12 50 scopes for my Henry 22 and marlin 22 mag well they didn't fit on my old rings ordered the warne high rings recieved them in less than a week and they fit great well pleased with both scopes and rings at the ok price

These are great rings. Mounted them to a rimfire .22 rifle and they did NOT need to be lapped as they aligned perfect with great contact on the scope straight out of the package. Use a quality torque wrench and don't over torque. I recently bought a different style Warne scope mount and has the same experience.

Used on a CZ 452 Scout. fits fine. One thing I dont like is that the ring slightly has to snap over the scope, and thus could leave behind marks. I was using an old Simmons 22 Mag on this gun for my son which for one, is cheap, and 2 already had ring marks on it. I would be wary of having to snap these over a glossy finished Leupold though. Actually, I just wouldnt do it. Otherwise, good rings. Warne makes sturdy stuff.

Very well made rings Easy to adjust for different size grooves on 22 cal rimfires rifes Worked perfect for my Kimber 82g easy to install reasonably priced Much cheaper than other options I looked at but still very high quality What more could you ask for

I am very impressed with these rings, but unfortunately they were not high enough for my current situation. I'll be saving them for a future scope mounting. Very solid looking and well finished. These rings are not as high as other manufacturers "high" rings. It's too bad there isn't a common standard.

These were the recommended rings for my Winchester/TOZ Wildcat rifle. The gun rails are a little picky on std. ring mounts and these were a perfect fit. It has a special star type torx screws, you don't want to lose that little wrench...
Pros: High quality
Cons: doesn't use std hex, its star torx screws