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Most Helpful Positive Review
Warne 1in PA Medium Matte Finish 201M
Fit was perfect and look complemented my quality scope. Lapping was not required. I like the consistant service and free shipping I get at OpticsPlanet.
Pros: Fit and Finish
Cons: None
Most Helpful Negative Review
Rings for my scope
Ok started out by taking my rifle to the range. I was shooting my weapon and took me sometime before I could figure out why my shot group was all over the place. Turned out that the rings would stay tight. I keep on fighting them up be the same thing keep happening. I wasted a ton of ammo. That cost...
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Best permanent mount.
While I prefer the QD version of this for nearly everything, I went with these for a Scout type system because it makes the entire mounting area smooth and sleek, nothing too hang up outside the scope dimensions. I also knew that it really was the final resting place for that scope. After zeroing I’m going to have some small adjustments requiring disassembly, to narrow down eye relief (which changes with variable power), which would have been super convenient with QD version. Worth the nearly double price? Maybe. [;-/
Pros:
- Low profile footprint
- 100% Solid!
Cons:
- must disassemble to change rail positioning
- Must keep all screws loose to level or adjust eye relief
Best Used for:
- Permanent scope mounting
Would recommend: Yes
Warne Rings
This is the second set of Warne Permanent Scope Rings that I have purchased. Used them to mount a scope on my AR Hunting rifle. I’m very pleased with them and would recommend them to anyone who wants an inexpensive but solid scope mount.
Would recommend: Yes
Warne Maxima Scope Rings
These are quality rings and are always well made. You can pay more or pay less for others but in my opinion these are top notch for the money. Highly recommend them to anyone.
Would recommend: Yes
Good value
Chose this set of rings for a BLR in 358 Winchester. This rifle is medium high In terms of recoil. So I wanted something fairly strong. All steel construction and unique design. it clamps on to the weaver style mounts and the scope. Most rings let you mount the lower portion to the mounts and then the scope can be placed on to the lower ring with the upper ring then tightened down after eye relief adjustment with these the you basically mount the rings to the scope first then carefully mount the assembly to the mounts. A little tricky at first but once mounted you see how solidly mounted it becomes
Pros:
- Solid, strong
Cons:
- A little tricky to mount
Would recommend: Yes
Solid rings
Been using warne rings for years, they are solidly built and i have never had a problem with any of them. They are also priced right for what you get. I don’t recommend anything i havent used for myself; these are solid rings.
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Very good for minimal feature set
Mininmal features, such as the lack of a quick detach mount, keep these rings very light and low profile. They are easy to mount, easy to tighten properly, and hold zero through rough use. Generally, inexpensive gear is a mistake, but these are an exception. Highly recommended if you don't need QD.
Pros:
- light
- Sturdy
- Simple
- good fit and finish
Cons:
- Lack of QD
Best Used for:
- Set it and forget it
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
The only rings I use
Paired with a good quality scope, your rifle will stay set season after season. They,re a little heavy but that's because it's made good. They aren't the easiest to install, but it's not bad. Once you get your scope set, these rings really do a great job keeping it there. I definitely recommend. It's really the only rings I buy now.
Would recommend: Yes
Warne-Solid Rings
A bit on the heavy side but you won’t find rings any more solid. Put them on my Cooper Model 92 Backcountry .300 Win Mag. I could have gone with a lighter mount but in my opinion there’s nothing more solid than these rings. I’m a machinist so I personally had no problem with installation but I’ve read some people struggle. Nothing that a little reading, You Tube videos, and patience won’t take care of. Recommmend these to anyone / any platform. Have fun.
Pros:
- Super solid.
Cons:
- A bit heavy.
Best Used for:
- Quality scopes and guns desiring accuracy
Would recommend: Yes
Warne Maxima Rings But Them
I purchased these rings to mount a Leupold 3x9 rimfire scope on a Remington 597 semi auto 22lr with weaver style rail. The install was mostly easy. The rail mounting screws have to be fairly loose so the cross bolt would tend to fall out. Once you get them on the rail, no problem. Make sure you fit the rings into a slot on the rails and push them forward toward the muzzle before tightening. Warne rings are steel, cnc machined = precision and American made plus they don't cost alot.
What else do you want? Highly recommend them.
What else do you want? Highly recommend them.
Pros:
- American made
- Quality & Affordable
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
Great product!
Rings were exactly what you would expect from Warne rings. They are not the easiest to install but they work great. I have a Nikon scope attached to a 22-250 and they hold great. I would definitely recommend these for the price.
Pros:
- Hold great.
Cons:
- Not the easiest to install.
Would recommend: Yes
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