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Burris Scope Mounting #7507 02/17/2005 1:13 PM
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Does the scope mount for a Burris 3x12 come with it or do I need to buy the rings and mount together? Also do you use the posi-lock or something else? I know when I get the scope (ordered it) probably most my questions will be answered. Thanks for the help again.


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Re: Burris Scope Mounting [Re: J_Scott] #7508 02/17/2005 1:48 PM
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you'll need to buy the mount(base and rings) separate. my burris scopes(7 er so) do not have the posi lock.


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Re: Burris Scope Mounting [Re: J_Scott] #7509 02/17/2005 5:20 PM
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You probably know this already, but you aren't limited to using the Burris bases & rings on your gun(not that there's anything wrong with them, just a little pricey).
I don't know what gun you have, but on the Contenders, it's hard to beat a plain old Weaver base, & just about every company(including Burris) makes rings that fit Weaver bases.
I would think you would need "high" rings with that scope, but that's just a guess.


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Re: Burris Scope Mounting [Re: Vance in AK.] #7510 02/17/2005 5:57 PM
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good point vance. i like the weaver base and it's a good one even though they are inexpensive.
the leupold vertical split rings are about $12 at walmart here. they are also very nice for the price.
so.........for about $20 total, you could mount her up.......or you could even buy 2 sets of rings to set it up with a 3 ring mount. that is what i did on the 300 wm.


and before i forget.........the 3x12 burris clears just fine with medium height rings

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Re: Burris Scope Mounting [Re: KYODE] #7511 02/17/2005 7:24 PM
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Man Kyode, you hurt me brother!!
I wish we had somewhere we could get ANY rings for $12.00.
The last set I bought were normal Weavers, & they set me back about $25.00. They did have some mighty cheap looking rings I MIGHT put on a kids .22 rifle from a maker I've never heard of for just under $20.00.
Unfortunately it's a 150 mile each way drive to a Sportsman't Warehouse. The prices there aren't quite as good as down in the lower 48, but better than local.


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Re: Burris Scope Mounting [Re: J_Scott] #7512 02/18/2005 1:49 AM
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On my Encore, I use and really like the Burris dual dovetail mount and rings. Give them a look-see, you won't be disapointed. They are easy to install and stay installed. They are only for two ring set-ups, but when the pistol doesn't recoil real bad, they are the best I've tried, oh yeah, get the signature rings, they have a polymer insert that alows the scope to center itself and not bind-up on the rings. You want to protect that precious Burris rig you bought, do it with Burris signature rings.


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