WARNE 1TM Tikka Permanently Attached Scope Rings, Solid Steel, Vertically Split, 1 inch, Med Matte

I received these Warne rings for my Tikka Whitetail Hunter Synth. in .300 Win Mag . I actually called Leupold/Redfield for technical advice and they suggested these to be a good fit for the Tikka rather than their product. Warne said they would work in this Gun/caliber configuration. I wanted to take advantage of the 16mm rail that was machined into the top of the receiver of this specific firearm instead of mounting something to the pre-drilled screw holes. My main goal was to keep it simply and low for mounting a Redfield Revolution 4-12 x 40mm scope. It worked perfectly, the objective clearance was good but still quite low. The eye relief was easy to get set. I dry fit everything and tightened it down. The front ring has a drop-pin in it that fits a recess in the receiver for recoil stability. A test viewing through the bore to a distance target (30 yards) and then looking at the cross hairs showed it was quite close to the bulls eye. Some range work and minor adjustments will get we zeroed this weekend. I think they are a quality set of rings and were easy to work with on this application. I read good things about Warne products in many places.Thanks Amazon and Warne.JeffUpdate: These rings are holding zero on above rifle through 30 rounds. I think they are good. I got another set of the quick detach ones for a .243 Howa Varmint build and a Redfield 6-18 x 44mm Varmint scope. Sweet.

You can definitely feel the weight and quality of these rings. I didn't have a torque wrench so I just tightened to were I thought it was good enough and it wouldn't damage the scope. I took it to the range and noticed a that the scope moved after a shot so I just tightened it more and haven't had issues since. I mounted a prostaff 5 on my tikka t3 lite. a tool comes with the rings. I liked the feel of the rings very strong overall. I'm positive it will help my scope stay put when shooting my 308. Or when being tossed in the back of my trunk for travel. They fit like a glove. Great for tikka rifles.

Rock solid but in my opinion a little overpriced but not many options for the Tikka. Also, not a fan of the vertical clamp as it makes install akward. I prefer to mount the rings and then position the scope. But they serve there purpose.

Look amazing but really heavy.. Time will tell how they hold up. I switched the hardware for some stainless screws.The mediums are a perfect fit on my T3X Lite stainless in 243 with a Diamondback 3-9x40. I had to switch the front ring backwards because I wasn't getting the right eye relief.

If you own a Tikka and want the most solid mounting for your scope, look no further. These are very solid, durable, and look great. These are the only rings I use. The rings that come with the Tikkas are not great at all. These will last a lifetime! I have Warne on all my rifles!! They do not require lapping, hold scopes solid, fit great, and look awesome!

Great scope rings

Would have liked to used Talley lightweight mounts for this mountain rifle. I decided to try Warne steel rings instead and I’m glad I did. These Maxima rings allow more freedom in mounting position as they take up less space, and the straight up-and-down footprint make for more flexible eye relief. I was able to place my Leupold M8 6x42 scope exactly where I needed it, and I doubt that would have been the case using other mounts.

If anyone tells you all Tikka receivers take the same rings, do not believe them. I do not know why Warne does not know this.