Wheeler Engineering Picatinny Rail Scope Rings

These rings are obviously not “the best rings available.” But they are an excellent proof of concept. The folding level is not exactly precision, but can be very accurate. After deploying it, give it a slight wiggle. I’ve check it against a precision level. Trust me. It’s more than close enough. They work for left or right handed shooters. I have not had to hone/align any of these rings. FYI. I check alignment on all ring sets for the heck of it. This is the third set I’ve used between a friends rifles and my own. I intend to convert 2 more of my own rifles. The level is in the perfect position so I can focus on it and my target at the same time. (Yes. I can do that with this system.) They are a little big, but they are 6-screw rings. I have read other reviews that the level does not work. THE LEVEL NEEDS TO BE SET! Deploy it. Give it a slight wiggle and you will feel it set into its correct place. Then set it to your rifle. It takes a bit of time to set it properly. But once it’s set, it’s set. I’ll be buying another 34mm set and a 30mm set to convert over 2 of my other bolt guns. These have become my rings of choice for target rifles.

Couldn't find many reviews, so decided to give these a try and bought the low in 34mm. I wanted to give anyone on the fence a little more info when trying to decide whether to buy these. I typically use Seekins Precision Matched Rings, but didn't want to spend quite so much. These things are awesome for the price. The machining isn't quite up to the level of the Seekins, but this is to be expected considering they are 1/3 the price. They are similar in design to the Spuhr rings (but at 1/10 the price), both the elevation and windage turrets are very visible much like the Spuhrs (because of the angled screws). The parallax turret is blocked slightly by the flip-down anti-cant level, but that is not quite as big of a deal to me. The only downsides are that there is a somewhat unsightly silk-screened Wheeler logo on the side (although it is fairly small). Also, the recoil lug is not machined in as part of the ring, it is just the bolt that holds the rail clamp that interfaces with the picatinny/weaver slot. I have had rings of this design before though, and have not had problems, just think the machined lug is a little better design. One word of warning, is that these rings are made of 6061 aluminum, which I believe is more than sufficient for most applications, but it is imperative that proper torque be used on all the screws, as 6061 is much easier to strip than 7076 aluminum or steel.

I am very impressed with the quality and workmanship of these rings 100% satisfied highly recommend