Reviews & Ratings for Warne 30 Millimeter Rifle Scope Fixed Permanently Attached Tikka Medium Rings — 7 reviews — Page 1

Easy to mount. Fits Tikka T3 perfectly. The matte black color matches the receiver matte finish almost perfectly. Recoil pin is reversible for eye relief adjustment. Seems heavy in the package, but when you are mounting a heavy precision scope on a lightweight rifle, you need a heavy duty mount. A little different mounting procedure than I’m used to, but it went together fairly easily.

I ordered these mounts to go on my Ithaca LSA-55 betting that the receiver was milled the same as new tikka rifles, and they fit precisely upon installation and were just barely high enough for my 50mm scope to fit with the front cap on- I did shave some material off the cap as a precaution though because it was VERY close. No touchy touchy. Also the removable recoil pin was a bit too large for the screw holes in my old Ithaca so I filed it down to fit snug instead of leaving it out, the newer rifles must have bigger machine holes. With the recoil pin oriented towards the front of the ring, the pin dropped into the hole and the face of the ring was perfectly flush with the opening of the action so they did something right haha. Nice and tight on the scope as well and the machine threads were all smooth, they are finished a nice matte black that matched the finish on my scope perfectly as well. Love it!

This is my second purchase of warne rings for Tikka rifles. Rings go on easily. I would recommend their installation videos on YouTube and they sell an inexpensive torque wrench. Quality workmanship. Holds zero well. Will buy warne products again.

Appear to be well made. I like the simple design in which the rings mount directly to the receiver with no bases required. Very easy to install. Because the screws are on the top they are not the most attractive rings. However, I understand that because the screws are on the top they are less likely to loosen with recoil.

I purchased the silver mount to go with my Stainless Tikka. The mount is a lot lighter in color and not nearly as nicely finished as the Tikka. It seems to be a good solid mount, but the actual mounting of the scope is a little tricky as the same screws that hold the scope also mount the scope to the action. The scope has to be in the mount as you are installing the mounts.

These rings are great. I looked hard to find the lowest way to mount a scope to the Tikka T3 hunter but the simplicity of the integral dovetail rail seemed the simplest and was low enough. It ended up being a toss up between the Warne permanently attached or the new Burris medium rings that also attached to the integral dovetail rail. The Burris were split in the middle of the ring like standard rings and fit the Tikka T3 rail too. I went with the Warne because I already have three sets that are QD models, two for my Ruger Scout rifle (for a Leopold 2.5 scout scope and another set for a Weaver 4X scout scope). That way I can change the scope on my Ruger Scout pica tinny rail, use one for a backup, or remove the scope and use the Ruger integral peep sight. I also have a set of the Warne QD rings on my CZ 527 .223 varmint. These rings fit the 16 mm integral CZ dovetail rail and I love em.

I mounted a Leopold VX-R 3x9x40 with CDS scope on my Tikka T3 hunter and the Warne permanent mounted rings are strong and work great. I used the permanent rings, not the QD because there would be no reason to remove the scope unless I was selling the gun. I will say there is plenty of room between the forward objective and the barrel with these medium rings. I wish they made a slightly lower set for 40 mm scope but Warne said because of the mount on the integral receiver dovetail the mediums are all that will work. They work great and I must admit my eye lines up fine with the optical cen...
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