WILDCAT TWENTY TWO - TWO FORTY THREE
I've acquired a turkish mauser in unknown chamber. I did chamber cast and it's the two forty three necked down to twenty two. No other changes to the two forty three except just necking down. Rcvr. is drilled and tapped two holes forward, one aft. I've read somewhere these turk '98 actions were large ring but are designed to take small ring barrels. Barrel on this Rifle is the stepped Mauser, but in twenty two caliber. I've just acquired a used Forester die set for this Wildcat. Wonder if anyone could suggest what scope base/rings & optics to mount on this Sporter. Also any handload recipes would be appreciated too...
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Figuring out what mount the holes are drilled for, likely would be the biggest issue. Providing the center line dimensions between the holes, might help determine what mount(s)? it's drilled for.
If worse comes to worse. Brownells sells blank mounts, that can be drilled to match the holes.0 -
I D&T quite a few 98's. Always 4 holes but the first 3 from the barrel were for a one piece Leupold. Regular 2 piece Weaver would use all 4.
It was like 40 years ago - could have also been or fit a redfield one piece 3 hole mount.
added This is the one I used https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1362287522/leupold-1-piece-standard-scope-base-mauser
you could call ask about the spacing. Are you sure yours are 7/8 on the front not .860
If nothing else works out here is an un-drilled one that might work https://www.brownells.com/optics-mounting/rings-mounts-amp-bases/rifle-bases/mauser-98-large-ring-3-hole-scope-bases-prod87825.aspx?avs|Make_3=Mauser
Added 2 So this might provide some insight
http://www272.pair.com/stevewag/turk/turkscope.html0 -
3 hole sounds like redfield jr mount 0 -
Okay, back home and got this Turk Mauser out and have drill & tap info for you now.
Holes are drilled and tapped 6-48. Front two holes in rcvr. ring are 7/8 inch o.c. 1st forward hole to rear single hole is 5-1/8 o.c. and 2nd forward hole to rear single hole is 4-1/4 inch o.c. What one piece base should I be looking for?0 -
Using calipers now it looks like the front holes are .860" o.c. From front hole to rear hole 5.14" o.c. I'm holding calipers to front edge of hole to front edge of hole to get o.c. measurement. Any other suggestions? 0
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