Scope rings and base?

[Crunchy]

30mm tube going on a 338 win mag.  Looking for suggestions for a base and scope rings.  Like to stay in the 150-300 dollar range.  Give me some good options..

[carpsniperg2]

I go warne or leupold. A set of mk4 rings and leupold base would put you at about 300. If you went warne you would be probably about 125-175 depending if you went to there heavy tactical style rings. Both are very stout and a bit heavy so if you are looking to save weight they might not be the right fit for ya. If weight is no problem they are rock solid.

[The scout]

nightforce

[thinkingman]

I'd go one-piece.
If Deadnutz is an option, do that.

[Magnum_Willys]

Lookswise not so much into the angular look or ones that clamp at the top.  Nightforce or leupold would be my choice

[buckfvr]

Steel one piece rail like Warne, either their rings or Vortex Precision Matched rings.

[jackelope]

Seekins or Vortex PMR's if you have a $300 budget is what was recommended to me. I tried to keep it closer to $150 and went with a EGW rail and Burris Extreme Tactical rings. 

[elkaholic123]

I like Talley, lightweight and look good.

[follow maggie]

I put leupold rings & bases on my 300 win mag & have been happy with them.

[BULLBLASTER]

I really like warne maxima steel rings. I have a few sets on egw rails.
My 375 hh has a egw rail and maxima rings.

[Reidus]

If you're using a rail  I'd go with the vortex precision matched rings or seekins. I think seekins makes them for vortex. They're a solid ring and machined well. If you're looking to save weight  I'd go with the Talley one piece.

[yorketransport]

You guys make me feel cheap! I'd go with the Warne steel 2 piece base and a set of Burris Signature Zee rings. Total cost of about $75 and that scope will never move.

[BULLBLASTER]

You guys make me feel cheap! I'd go with the Warne steel 2 piece base and a set of Burris Signature Zee rings. Total cost of about $75 and that scope will never move.

the egw combo and maxima rings are right there in price also.

[WoodlandShooter]

I am using a Warne Base, and Warne Rings on my setup.

[aaronoto]

TPS TSR for me.  I really like that they're designed to torque one side down completely and then torque the other side, no criss-cross patterning when you tighten the rings.