Scope rings

Question. For those of you that have installed an S&K scope mount on you Lee Enfield, which rings do you prefer? Thanks!

I went with the proprietary S&K ones, rather than the weaver/Picatinny rail,  because they are the lowest possible setup.
I literally can't get a business card between the mount top & the turret saddle bottom, just a sheet of paper!

I do get the idea. Quite a rig!

Goosic, in the prone position, my head is resting on my right thumb just below the cheek bone (probably quite common for most shooters).  In this position, most scope mounts will position the scope such that the eyepiece would be firmly planted in my right eye socket.  The No. 4(T) scope position is quite forward which enables sufficient eye relief for prone shooting.   Shooting on the bench or in the off hand position the head is held much further back.  I cannot shoot my No. 4 prone without the cantilever mount.  The actual eye relief of the scope is a factor as well.    It might just be me, but I suspect most shooters would have this problem if shooting prone.

Thanks for the info guys!

Part of the problem for me is that I need a slightly longer butt stock. In prone position with the PH 5c sight, my eye is quite close to the apature, probably less than 2 inches from it.   The bottom edge of my shooting glasses touch the cocking piece of the bolt and have chafed away the 2.5x reader inserts on the lense.   The C5, 6 and 7 vertebrae of my neck have been fused together, so I’m not able to lift my head as high as I’d like to, and can just see the sights thru the upper left corner of my glasses.

With a scope on the rifle, it’s impossible for me to shoot prone; the eye piece cannot be much further back than the rear sight position. I can with the No. 4(T), but not with the no gunsmithing type mounts that attach to the rear sight lugs.

Shamu, that scope position in the top pic looks good, that would work for me.   I need to get myself a smaller scope, perhaps just 3 to 5x, smaller diameter objective, mount as low as possible, that would make a comfortable prone shooting position.

Shamu, I do have the eyepiece attachments but do not use them; they would probably be very close to recoiling into my glasses. 

An English hold that I use is not to wrap my thumb around the butt stock wrist. The thumb lays on the right side of the wrist pointing forward. That way, I don't accidentally try to shove my thumb up my nose on recoil if the butt stock is a bit short and the cartridge is a bit stout.