WARNE Maxima Rings Review

An overview of these rings from WARNE.

[@bigjay7932]

I’ve never used these until recently. I was in a hurry and grabbed them. And I’m glad I did!!! He was talking about taking a long time to install? Didn’t take me long at all and I didn’t even have a gun vise! I mounted my scope in my lap lol. Love these rings and will be buying more.

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

Easily the best rings in the $40-$50 range.

[@Borntobife]

I happen to like these permanent Maxima Warne rings. No trouble so far. In fact I prefer these vertical to most horizontal rings. 100% functional with a great look.

[@CarbonPrecisionLLC]

Once they are on, they are fine, but attempt to adjust the eye relief or switch rifles, leave it and buy some new ones.

[@Borntobife]

@@CarbonPrecisionLLC Well, I guess to each his own..these seems perfect to me and have proven a much more reliably set from light to some mule like recoil .300 winmag rifles than several other horizontal types. Granted probably the QD version are a bit more easy to work with in the event I would swap rifles or scopes but again that "permanent" attribute is negligible to catalog these rings are "worst ever", just my 2 cents. Cheers.

[@testos2701]

I'll jump in here quickly, I use these same rings on all my scopes, love them they center the scope they are not huge and heavy, a little pricey for sure, but quality is there!

[@artillerybuff2000]

I personally love Warne rings & mounts. Precision, high quaility, and easy to use, for me at least. But to each his own, there are many viable choices out there...

[@dragonfire-jx7qx]

They are Some of the best rings on the market set and forget

[@alanrothermel8195]

Have used these for yrs. Toughest best rings ever.

[@travissingleton5662]

I would much rather do this than have to buy a $100 tool to lap horizontal split rings. Also there are instructions on how to install. It’s not rocket science. These are a set and forget, that’s why it says “permanent”. If you want to take your scope off to show your friends your shiny scope, don’t buy these rings. If you want to set them and never mess with them again, these are one of the best to get.

[@CarbonPrecisionLLC]

It’s not rocket science but if you are a normal person and you happen to have to adjust something or put it on a different gun, or any of the other normal people moving things. They are terrible. Also the scope isn’t shiny.

[@travissingleton5662]

@@CarbonPrecisionLLC I removed the “quack” statement from my comment. That was rude and unnecessary and I apologize.

[@travissingleton5662]

@@CarbonPrecisionLLC AND I’ll continue watching your videos.

[@CarbonPrecisionLLC]

Travis, I really appreciate that. I’m glad they work for you.

[@bruceschlegel8588]

They worked just fine for me, and a plus they go back to zero when you take them off and on

[@pyrowales]

to be fair i have the qd rings and they are the only ones i have found that will actually live up to the claim of holding zero

[@douglastanney2509]

They work just fine.

[@michaelolexa4147]

to bad you don't know what you are holding, but you are holding Warne 30mm Fixed Low Rings, and yes the are a pain, great rings just a pain to mount (most people don't change their scopes that often). please learn what you have before you go on a rant.

[@CarbonPrecisionLLC]

They are actually 34mm medium.

[@bubbaleon]

I personally love these rings and don’t think they’re that difficult to install. I use them on all my Tikka rifles because the direct to receiver option is way sturdier than having to use ring bases.

[@skintback]

Some of the best rings on the market for a hunting rifle. Not bulky, no snags, and every set I have used has been perfect. Watch the install video from Warne

[@marcodiaz9229]

Have them on several rifles, both the permanent and the quick detachable models and though they are different in design than most and installation requires a different technique they are tough and reliable and because of its vertically split rings, Lapping is not required as most.

[@khylbrogo5434]

I had to watch. I think these are the best rings I love ‘em. But I don’t change scopes though.

[@kstofkos]

These are actually my favorite rings. I'm not sure if you are making it up as to how difficult they are to assemble, or you are just that challenged. They are quite easy to put on correctly.

[@MinimumSpeedOperator]

You are hilarious. These are for hunting rifles and they are absolutely perfect! Buy with confidence people.

[@Cng-ic2oo]

in agreement as they are not the greatest to play with and on my brno with a recoil notch that lines up with the lug on the ring is not ideal , but i will say they are solid once you get past the aggravation

[@somebodyelse50]

You need some cheese?

[@inisbineest3070]

Only took you 30min? Bloody took me an hour, and only did I realise that I'd mounted my scope 90 degrees the wrong way. Mine are QD highs, and to be fair, at least they hold a good zero taking the scope on and off. But i'll never buy another set of these!

[@bubbaleon]

I use these rings exclusively on my Tikka rifles. Really not that much harder to mount.

[@762mauser]

You need to read up on how to install them properly mate. Nothing wrong with the rings it’s you that’s the problem.

[@joew.6048]

This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. I have used Warne rings for years, No harder mount than any other rings and great quality.

[@thomasbaxendale2782]

Here's how to mount them... kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpqvmItvnpaKpbs

[@travissingleton5662]

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