That is something scope companies have trouble with. Back when us optics made their own scopes, someone did a torture test by taking the scope and hitting another company's scope and go back and forth to see which one broke first. It is a pretty popular but very pricey mount. Scope is a schmidt & bender klassik 6x fixed power. Especially on first focal plane models.
Buyer pays fees remington 700 in 30.06 with weaver scope. Includes both the 24” turkey barrel with extended turkey choke and fiber optic iron sights. Basically pick the scope and then look for rings. Super clean rifle with no scratches. Does anyone have any recommendations for a mount and scope.
That is something scope companies have trouble with. Back when us optics made their own scopes, someone did a torture test by taking the scope and hitting another company's scope and go back and forth to see which one broke first. It is a pretty popular but very pricey mount. Scope is a schmidt & bender klassik 6x fixed power..
Buyer pays fees remington 700 in 30.06 with weaver scope. Includes both the 24” turkey barrel with extended turkey choke and fiber optic iron sights. Basically pick the scope and then look for rings. Super clean rifle with no scratches. Does anyone have any recommendations for a mount and scope.
I break down the features, clarity, reticle, and my overall impressions. Round count is less than 200 rounds through it. It has the a7 reticle. I have the original owners manuals for all, and i have the original receipts. That's like how the flashlight company, who i forgot who they are now , took one of their flashlight around to.
9 boxes plus 1 single shot of ammo. I have many more pictures if interested. Also for very large target scopes you may want to fit a dovetail to pic rail converter to give you more options for scopes with ability to move the scope more forward and also add elevation options on the pic rail. The holes themselves are.
The scope mount i am running in that picture is a geissele automatics super precision extended mount 30mm in black anodized finish the manufacturer part #: Firearm is in great condition. From everything i read, i may have to have a custom mount fabricated. I like the look of blued steel better than black plastic. (it's a basic single shot.
Round count is less than 200 rounds through it. It has the a7 reticle. I have the original owners manuals for all, and i have the original receipts. That's like how the flashlight company, who i forgot who they are now , took one of their flashlight around to all the shows and had people drive.
I have many more pictures if interested. Also for very large target scopes you may want to fit a dovetail to pic rail converter to give you more options for scopes with ability to move the scope more forward and also add elevation options on the pic rail. The holes themselves are just over 1/8 If you’ve been considering a solid scope around the $400 mark, this one might surprise you like it did me.
Firearm is in great condition. From everything i read, i may have to have a custom mount fabricated. I like the look of blued steel better than black plastic. (it's a basic single shot bolt action 22 rifle from the 1940s.) i noticed there are two threaded holes roughly 2 1/3 apart on the rear of the receiver.
Willing to travel short distance. What's the best scope for a.22? The size of the scope can impact the rings you want to use. As well as a 24” rifles slug barrel with cantilever scope mount.
The scope rings are generic. Is there an easy way (i.e. No drilling/gunsmith required) to mount a basic scope to an old stevens model 53b (buckhorn)?