Been wondering the exacty same thing. There is somebody on the board running this setup with a burris timberline scope. I'll try to find it and post a link in a reply here.
xs lever rail and ring height
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I have a Nikon Prostaff 2-7x32mm on my SBL w/ Leupold PRW's.jnicol6600 said:
I'm not sure if they are medium or highs(bought them new from a guy, but he didnt have box for them)
Here It Is!!(and yes the bi-pod is for pic purposes only lol)
This is actually the pic I saw that made me go with a rail instead of A back up xs sight and qr ring setup Thank you sir 
Here's my 1895G w/LeverRail and Nikon ProStaff 2-7x32mm, using Warne QD "Medium" rings.
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These rings are .375" (3/8") high. The "Low" rings are .25" (1/4") high. Height is measured on the Warne rings from where the ring mounts to the rail, to the bottom of the ring, where the scope sits.
The way this scope is mounted, there's no way that I could get the rear sight (ghost ring) mounted and useable.
(Suits me just fine. These old eyes can't focus on the front sight too well, anyhow!) :'(
If I'm not mistaken, the "High" Warne QD rings are .50" (1/2").
These rings are .375" (3/8") high. The "Low" rings are .25" (1/4") high. Height is measured on the Warne rings from where the ring mounts to the rail, to the bottom of the ring, where the scope sits.
The way this scope is mounted, there's no way that I could get the rear sight (ghost ring) mounted and useable.
(Suits me just fine. These old eyes can't focus on the front sight too well, anyhow!) :'(
If I'm not mistaken, the "High" Warne QD rings are .50" (1/2").
This is the rifle I'm putting the rail on. With the scope this far back looks like I'll have to use high rings. if they'll even work. Thanks for the input
I mounted my scope slightly forward cause I didnt wanna take my ghost ring off.
Anyways I dont mind it, just have to lean into it ever so slightly. Only problem being when you crank the power of scope up to 5 or higher you cant see much...shouldnt be a problem as I intend on using it inside 150 or less.
Good Luck
Anyways I dont mind it, just have to lean into it ever so slightly. Only problem being when you crank the power of scope up to 5 or higher you cant see much...shouldnt be a problem as I intend on using it inside 150 or less.
Good Luck
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