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Burris 30mm Xtreme Tactical Picatinny-Style Rings Matte High Package of 2

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One look and you know Xtreme Tactical Rings are all about point-of-aim security and durability. The super-strong yet surprisingly lightweight, six-screw aluminum rings anchor scopes in place on any Picatinny rail or Weaver-style base to deliver unfailing return-to-zero. Available in 1" and 30mm sizes, a choice of four ring heights accommodates the installation of any sight from red-dots to large objective target scopes. The 1" height is perfect for all scopes on AR15/M16 flattop receivers, providing proper cheek weld. Designed and built for the rigors of tactical shooting and massive recoil, Xtreme Tactical Rings are not out of place on varmint rifles or big game rifles that may be exposed to the abuses of hard hunting and magnum recoils.

Technical Information

Material: Aluminum

Style: Picatinny

Ring Diameter: 30mm

Ring Height: 3/4" (measured from base of ring to bottom of scope tube)

Notes:

  • 6 screw ring, 3 per side

    • Application Charts & Information

    Overall Rating:
    4.6 out of 5
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    5 stars
    Paul Blanton of Houston, Tx
    Date posted: 6/27/2006
    The rings are true to Burris quality. I will order another set for my next rifle project.
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    5 stars
    Daniel Dixon of Salisbury, NC
    Date posted: 6/25/2006
    Very heavy duty rings. Very little lapping needed to get a fine seat on your scope....
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    5 stars
    Brent Yost of Spokane, WA
    Date posted: 6/27/2006
    Work well, and look excellent. A definite "Best Buy" for even twice the price. Mounted on an AR-30 338Lapua, hit 1K gong on 2nd shot. A very solid product.
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    5 stars
    Dennis Leahy of Lansing, MI
    Date posted: 7/7/2006
    These are some rock-solid rings. After buying these I can't for the life of me figure out why people pay up to three times more for their competitor's rings that are no improvement over Burris's.
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    5 stars
    Ben Novello of Tampa, FL
    Date posted: 11/16/2009
    I have one of these rings mounting a Burris XTS-135 to a CX4 and another mounting an Aimpoint ML3 to an FN PS90 SBR and they are rock solid despite heavy use and high round count. You couldn't ask for a tougher mounting. If you're looking for the best non-QD mount...you've found it here.
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    5 stars
    Jeff N of Dallas, TX
    Date posted: 5/8/2009
    Great rings. I use the Xtreme rings on a few rifles. This particular model (high), is mounted with a Nightforce NXS on top of a .50bmg. Tighten them down with a 3/8" socket, and they're good to go... no movement at all.
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    4 stars
    Jon Welch of Pleasant View, TN
    Date posted: 6/23/2006
    These are nice rings for the money. Very solid and needed very little buffing to get a good fit up with the scope. They are made wide so they have a large amount of surface contact with the scope adding to the rigidity. My only improvement would be for them to be made in steel versus aluminum which would enhance their strength that much more. Nice rings!
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    4 stars
    Alan F. of Lansing, MI
    Date posted: 12/7/2009
    These are enormous, massive rings, so big they are bordering on laughable. But they are well made and very, very solid. A good choice on a massive recoiling gun, overkill on most hunting and target rifles. They are also long enough (front to back) to start causing interference problems with shorter scopes, such as an Aimpoint 9000.
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    3 stars
    J B of Cornwall, VT
    Date posted: 2/8/2008
    I had two problems with my rings that drop my rating to three stars. First, the screw holes in the top half of the rings were too small; when I attempted to tighten the screws down delicately, the screw threads were catching on the lip of the hole, causing the top half to be squeezed down prematurely. I fixed this by reaming the holes ever so slightly by hand with a drill bit. The second problem was that the rings did not line up in the yaw and pitch axes, according to my Wheeler alignment kit. Fortunately I was able to lap the rings into acceptable alignment, but I had to lap about 90% of the surface area of the inside of the rings. With those two issues addressed the rings now seem to work very well.
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