Recommendation for removable 30mm scope rings that re-zero back to the same POI

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Anyone have a type of removable picatinny scope rings they're using that don't need any adjustments after reinstalling.

I currently use mostly Burris Signature rings. Not to easy to remove and put back. A real pain actually. 

I have a cheap removable set that are not any good for that. Always off a bet when reinstalled. 

Any recommendations would be appreciated. 

Thanks, Tom....






 
I just bought a Weaver SPR one piece mount. Expensive. I do not think you can expect to be able to remove a scope and remount it without having to adjust a little. Should be close but I think a click or two will always be required. I liked this SPR because I think it will not put any torque on the scope like two rings (which are rarely perfectly aligned) do.

I plan to transfer the scope rifle to rifle but I DO expect to have to sight in. 
 
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Here is what I am using on my varmint rifle. Rem 700 short action. Nikon Back X1000 4-16. CCOP picatinny rail and the weaver tactical MSR mount. 

I went this direction so I can swap my ATN x sight 4 pro back and forth 

I ‘ve put picatinny rails on my air rifles as well. Using 11mm to picatinny adaptors. Just gives you more flexibility 
 
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Thanks so much for everyone's input. Wasn't sure if I was chasing a unicorn or not.

It appears that some might work. Warne Maxima QD rings on that Vulcan just may work similar with my Crickets rail. 👍

Cetercut / Campfussell - You mentioned the UTG 30mm/2PCs Med Pro LE Grade Picatinny QD Rings: 22mm Widethey had worked. 

Safe to assume that you both have experienced no need for a re-zero?

Bubblerboy64 - That one piece design is what I thought would probably be required. My needs are Night/Day scope swap like yours. 

I'll do some on research everyone's recommendations. Thanks, Tom....




 
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Peskadot671 - Thanks, you've successfully tested them. Sweet! I always prefer to spend more $$$ for "proven" quality. 

That's why I wanted some help here from experienced users. One can't believe the advertised spec's. on so many things now days.

As mentioned above the precision PB mounts are the most likely candidates. 

That LaRue Tactical looks perfect. 

Thanks, again everyone......
 
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