Thread: Burris ring off-set insert help.

Originally Posted by ebf

Here's a link to a maths formula to work out how much gain you will get from the inserts.

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/...ation-changes/

It looks like the distance the rings are apart is the key. For my 94mm ring to ring distance, I should get very lose to 40moa using .020 front and back.

Question for the guys who are using these. Do you find that the inserts hold the scope securely, any issues ?

never moved in mine....and the scope comes out looking like new

tx leathel, that is good news

the scope I am trying to lift has already been graunched by rings so cosmetics is no longer a factor

Yeah they are bloody good and cheaper than a rail.

I've always been a fan of the Burris Z Sig rings.
Currently have them on my Vepr rail, which came off centre, so rather than knock the pins out to adjust, I just put in the 20 moa offsets.

Got my rings and insert kit yesterday.

Installed them last night +20 at back (bottom) and -10 at front (bottom).

Confirmed 30MOA gain at the range this morning, 2 full turns, very happy camper

I see the Signature Zee rings are available in both 1 inch and 30mm versions.

But the pos-align inserts only seem to be avaialble in 1 inch, at least all the online stores I am checking...

So what gives ? Do you get 30mm inserts, surely the 1 inch inserts wont work in the 30mm rings ?

The 30mm Zee rings come with 2 sets of +/-10 inserts, but looks like you're right and you can't get any further alternatives. Even the burris website seems to only show the 1" extra inserts, no 30mm.


I've got the 30mm Zees and very happy with them.. rock solid.

Ta striker, at least 20moa is better than nothin, just seems like most of the "nice" scopes I am looking at are 30mm