| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.54 x 3.54 x 1.81 inches |
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| Package Weight | 0.14 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 7 x 1 x 9 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.4 Ounces |
| Brand Name | Vortex |
| Warranty Description | Unlimited, unconditional, lifetime warranty. |
| Model Name | Precision Matched Riflescope Rings |
| Color | black |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Vortex Optics |
| Part Number | PMR-01-76-W |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Style | 1-Inch - 0.76 inches - Weaver |
| Included Components | 2 Precision Matched Rings, Torx wrench |
| Size | One Size |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
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Why YOU should buy these rings.....
Somehow at the time of my birth, I had parts of my "Y" chromosome shaved off. I don't like baseball, I could care less about cars, and the thought of staying up all night smoking cigars and playing poker bores me to tears. Still, I do love to shoot. I am NOT, nor will I ever be Chris Kyle or Annie Oakley. However, I do insist on a certain level of performance. These rings are exactly what they say they are. Perfectly matched rings that go well with Vortex scopes (and probably any other mid/high end optic).I did cringe at the price at first and honestly kind of bought them in the middle of a midlife crisis as I "built" my first long distance rifle (OK, I used some gift certificates I had at Bass Pro and waited till there was a sale to buy a stock Rem 700 and trick it out with a Timney trigger, Mcmillin A2 stock, and a some decent optics). I studied extensively for months (ie...watched youtube videos) and put the whole thing together. I carefully got out my new scope mounting kit, torque wrench and attempted to lap the rings to perfection just like Larry Potterfield did in the video. Interestingly, I saw essentially no removal of material from the rings. Magically, I somehow managed to put the first three shots in 1/2 MOA with Wal-mart ammo at 100 yds. Thinking that I couldn't possible obtain a decent group after I watched another Youtube video on bedding and realized I was doomed if I didn't, I pulled the scope off and redid the whole thing in about 10 minutes (after a horrific bedding job BTW). Still shot lights out.My neighbor was so impressed by my new found skill that he dropped off his rifle that needed a new scope (a 40 year old Ruger) and I decided to replace the scope on my 1992 pre-lawyer trigger 700 in .270 who's accuracy was blessed by Zeus himself (both with Leopold rings). Well....after an hour on both rifles and true moment of interpersonal crisis where I though I destroyed one of my two most prized possessions, I got both scopes on, level, and true. The Rugers rings looked like I took a Dremel to them.....What I realized and take home message.1. Good rings make it easier to NOT SCREW IT UP. These rings will potentially shorten your time to re-scope your rifle if you are someone who likes to fiddle or swap our optics.2. I don't know for sure, but I would venture that these work best on a one piece rail.3. These do look a bit "tacticool", but not bad ,and they fit the look of my built rifle well. It is a 7mm Rem Mag and it has held up very well after about 600 rounds without any real adjustments.4. You don't "need" them to shoot well on a decent hunting rifle, and they will look bulky on a light weight carbine. However, if you are going to mount your own scope with lesser rings, plan on spending more time on the workbench. (which isn't all bad)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2018
Style: 30mm - 0.87 inchesVerified Purchase
Somehow at the time of my birth, I had parts of my "Y" chromosome shaved off. I don't like baseball, I could care less about cars, and the thought of staying up all night smoking cigars and playing poker bores me to tears. Still, I do love to shoot. I am NOT, nor will I ever be Chris Kyle or Annie Oakley. However, I do insist on a certain level of performance. These rings are exactly what they say they are. Perfectly matched rings that go well with Vortex scopes (and probably any other mid/high end optic).
I did cringe at the price at first and honestly kind of bought them in the middle of a midlife crisis as I "built" my first long distance rifle (OK, I used some gift certificates I had at Bass Pro and waited till there was a sale to buy a stock Rem 700 and trick it out with a Timney trigger, Mcmillin A2 stock, and a some decent optics). I studied extensively for months (ie...watched youtube videos) and put the whole thing together. I carefully got out my new scope mounting kit, torque wrench and attempted to lap the rings to perfection just like Larry Potterfield did in the video. Interestingly, I saw essentially no removal of material from the rings. Magically, I somehow managed to put the first three shots in 1/2 MOA with Wal-mart ammo at 100 yds. Thinking that I couldn't possible obtain a decent group after I watched another Youtube video on bedding and realized I was doomed if I didn't, I pulled the scope off and redid the whole thing in about 10 minutes (after a horrific bedding job BTW). Still shot lights out.
My neighbor was so impressed by my new found skill that he dropped off his rifle that needed a new scope (a 40 year old Ruger) and I decided to replace the scope on my 1992 pre-lawyer trigger 700 in .270 who's accuracy was blessed by Zeus himself (both with Leopold rings). Well....after an hour on both rifles and true moment of interpersonal crisis where I though I destroyed one of my two most prized possessions, I got both scopes on, level, and true. The Rugers rings looked like I took a Dremel to them.....
What I realized and take home message.
1. Good rings make it easier to NOT SCREW IT UP. These rings will potentially shorten your time to re-scope your rifle if you are someone who likes to fiddle or swap our optics.
2. I don't know for sure, but I would venture that these work best on a one piece rail.
3. These do look a bit "tacticool", but not bad ,and they fit the look of my built rifle well. It is a 7mm Rem Mag and it has held up very well after about 600 rounds without any real adjustments.
4. You don't "need" them to shoot well on a decent hunting rifle, and they will look bulky on a light weight carbine. However, if you are going to mount your own scope with lesser rings, plan on spending more time on the workbench. (which isn't all bad)
I did cringe at the price at first and honestly kind of bought them in the middle of a midlife crisis as I "built" my first long distance rifle (OK, I used some gift certificates I had at Bass Pro and waited till there was a sale to buy a stock Rem 700 and trick it out with a Timney trigger, Mcmillin A2 stock, and a some decent optics). I studied extensively for months (ie...watched youtube videos) and put the whole thing together. I carefully got out my new scope mounting kit, torque wrench and attempted to lap the rings to perfection just like Larry Potterfield did in the video. Interestingly, I saw essentially no removal of material from the rings. Magically, I somehow managed to put the first three shots in 1/2 MOA with Wal-mart ammo at 100 yds. Thinking that I couldn't possible obtain a decent group after I watched another Youtube video on bedding and realized I was doomed if I didn't, I pulled the scope off and redid the whole thing in about 10 minutes (after a horrific bedding job BTW). Still shot lights out.
My neighbor was so impressed by my new found skill that he dropped off his rifle that needed a new scope (a 40 year old Ruger) and I decided to replace the scope on my 1992 pre-lawyer trigger 700 in .270 who's accuracy was blessed by Zeus himself (both with Leopold rings). Well....after an hour on both rifles and true moment of interpersonal crisis where I though I destroyed one of my two most prized possessions, I got both scopes on, level, and true. The Rugers rings looked like I took a Dremel to them.....
What I realized and take home message.
1. Good rings make it easier to NOT SCREW IT UP. These rings will potentially shorten your time to re-scope your rifle if you are someone who likes to fiddle or swap our optics.
2. I don't know for sure, but I would venture that these work best on a one piece rail.
3. These do look a bit "tacticool", but not bad ,and they fit the look of my built rifle well. It is a 7mm Rem Mag and it has held up very well after about 600 rounds without any real adjustments.
4. You don't "need" them to shoot well on a decent hunting rifle, and they will look bulky on a light weight carbine. However, if you are going to mount your own scope with lesser rings, plan on spending more time on the workbench. (which isn't all bad)
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Rings fit great. Medium looks like it was a good fit ...
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