Does any Other Brands make / sell Scope Rings with Composite Inserts similar to Burris Signature Rings for 1 inch High Mount?

[KnightExtreme]

Does any Other Scope Ring Manufacturers Offer Rings with a Composite Insert that helps align the Scope with the Rings and does not Marr the Scope's Tube? Or is Burris the only brand that offers such Rings?
Looking at Scope Rings Options???
KnightExtreme

 

[KnightExtreme]

Guess Not, Only Burris has such sets - of Signature Rings either the Signature Zee's or XTR Signature (expensive). Will stick with the Signature Zee Rings then. Like there is n damage to the scope's tube.
Okay...
Knightextreme

 

[rayporter]

Burris works!

 

[KnightExtreme]

Until you have a Gun Shop Install them too Tight and then have to Drill Out the Ring's Screws.
As I had Too Recently!
Knightextreme

 

[SomeJackassOnAForum]

Until you have a Gun Shop Install them too Tight and then have to Drill Out the Ring's Screws.
As I had Too Recently!
Knightextreme

Sounds like the problem is that you're not mounting your own scopes

 

[LongWayAround]

SWFA sells 30mm rings with a plastic 1" insert.

I'm not sure if that is what you're looking for though.

 

[KnightExtreme]

Not 20 Years Ago. Now I do..... Thanks for the SWFA Info never seen them though, google searched and nothing else populated byt Burris 2 Models.
Knightextreme

 

[Marshfly]

I would buy solid rings and a lapping kit. That's the right way to handle ring misalignment.

 

[KnightExtreme]

Sure but damaging an expensive scope no thanks. Plus I have the Signatire Rings on 2 of 3 Rifles, 2 Rem 3006 and trying to get my Knight DISC Extreme reassembled after having to drill out the Signature Burris Rings as could not remove the ring screws. Stripped out all 4 screw heads just attempting to replace the Scope. Waiting on Burris see If they will Warranty their rings??? As RMA them. So far Burris does not like to answer simple questions like what Height is needed for a 44MM Scope, among several other questions asked about their Rings as why does the 30MM Rings have 4 Screws per ring and the 1 Inch only 2 per ring. Been Waiting for some answers and never got any!
Just to note I like that the Signatures do not marr a Scope tube and helps align the Rings with just placing a scope in the rings If the bases or rifle are misaligned. So far 20 plus years of using these Burris Signature Rings have had no issues with the 2 Other Scopes that have these rings. This is the first using Weaver Style Mounts because that is all you can get for a Knight Rifle unless you want a Long Rail that covers the Breech Area.
Especailly when trying to put in a 209 Primer with fat fingers. Have 3 different 209capping tools and none work. Oh Well just more lost time waiting on Burris determination.
Knightextreme

 

[4th_point]

Does any Other Scope Ring Manufacturers Offer Rings with a Composite Insert that helps align the Scope with the Rings and does not Marr the Scope's Tube?

To help with alignment? No, not that I am aware of. Just Burris.

But you can buy generic reducers, like 30mm to 1" or 34mm to 30mm, if you just want an insert. There are even some on Amazon, along with regular online stores.

Or, the SWFA mounts and rings, as mentioned by LWA earlier. Badger, LaRue, and some others have similar options for some of their own rings.

 

[eltorro]

I would buy solid rings and a lapping kit. That's the right way to handle ring misalignment.

They can also fix misalignments and other problems. Lapping is not the panacea

 

[Kyguy]

SWFA ring inserts are not plastic. They're metal of some kind. Non-magnetic but feel too heavy to be aluminum.

 

[Marshfly]

They can also fix misalignments and other problems. Lapping is not the panacea

A rifle with mounting holes that misaligned is a rifle that would go down the road. I wouldn't even mess with trying to "fix" that. There's simply too many well built actions out there with out basic issues like poorly drilled scope ring holes.

 

[eltorro]

A rifle with mounting holes that misaligned is a rifle that would go down the road. I wouldn't even mess with trying to "fix" that. There's simply too many well built actions out there with out basic issues like poorly drilled scope ring holes.

Indeed, but if we’re talking about old actions, drilled in Europe… it helps.