Burris XTR Tactical 1" Matte Rings Medium Height
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Burris XTR Tactical 1" Matte Rings Medium Height
The Burris XTR Tactical Medium 1" Rings in Matte finish deliver competition-grade clamping strength and rugged durability for shooters who demand unwavering scope performance in the most demanding conditions.
- Xtreme Tactical construction withstands brutal recoil and heavy field use
- Lightweight design reduces overall rifle weight without sacrificing strength
- Compatible with any Weaver or Picatinny-style rail mount
- Medium height profile suits a wide range of scope objective sizes
- Matte finish eliminates glare for low-profile tactical and hunting applications
- Ideal for hunting rifles, slug guns, muzzleloaders, and tactical platforms
Who This Is For
These rings are purpose-built for competitive shooters, tactical operators, and serious hunters who need a rock-solid, lightweight scope mounting solution. Whether you're running a precision bolt-action, a slug gun in the field, or a muzzleloader during season, the Burris XTR Tactical Rings provide the holding power and reliability to keep your optic zeroed shot after shot.
Specifications
| Brand | Burris |
|---|---|
| Model | XTR Tactical Rings |
| Ring Diameter | 1 inch (25.4mm) |
| Height | Medium |
| Finish | Matte Black |
| Mount Compatibility | Weaver / Picatinny |
| Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Application | Tactical, Hunting, Competition |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these rings fit my Picatinny or Weaver-style rail?
Yes. The Burris XTR Tactical Medium Rings are designed to be fully compatible with both Weaver and Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) rail systems, making them highly versatile across a broad range of rifles and platforms including AR-style rifles, bolt-actions, slug guns, and muzzleloaders.
Is the medium height the right choice for my scope?
Medium-height rings are generally the best fit for scopes with objective lenses in the 40–44mm range on standard-contour barrels. If your scope has a larger objective or you're using a bull barrel, you may want to consider high rings. When in doubt, measure the distance from the center of your scope tube to the bottom of the objective bell and compare it to the ring height clearance.
How much recoil can the Burris XTR Tactical Rings handle?
Burris engineered the XTR Tactical series specifically to endure heavy and repeated recoil. They are trusted by tactical operators and competitive shooters running high-recoil calibers. The robust aluminum alloy construction and precision clamping system keep your scope locked in zero even under sustained use on magnum rifle cartridges and heavy-recoiling shotgun platforms.
