scope on Savage 7a
What scope base fits the Savage 7a.There are two threaded holes behind the bolt.Looking down the barrel they are off set left.Thanks.
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Good luck finding one. Post in the wanted forum.
http://www.weaveroptics.com/mountcharts/default.aspx maybe side mount (48402) but doubtful. A one piece side mount was the old style.
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/SavageStevensSpringfieldFox-33479/Rifles-40502/7-39822.htm
I'll look in an old gun digest catalog and see if I can find any listings.
added 1970 Shooter's Bible Side Weaver mount base #2 fits a model 6,7; the cheaper stamped metal "N" mount for low is "N2" high is "N3". N mounts are for 3/4" tubes.
added Good call richarda, that's the one I was thinking good luck in finding. Reaming holes for screw shank and heads is easy in aluminum, just majic marker the raw al black to match.0 -
Yes.that is it. Thank you both for your help, 0 -
The Weaver Side Mount#2 base requires 4 6-48 holes to be drilled in the left side of the receiver; it DOES NOT use the two factory-drilled holes. They are for the Mossberg side mount, which is long obsolete. Havlin Sales offers a mount base that does fit these holes, which takes Weaver-type top mount rings. It is also possible to use the Weaver #8 (or 8A) Side Mount base, if you drill out two of the screw holes to take the 10-32 screws to fit the factory holes - this will then take the Weaver Side Mount Rings. 0 -
the old N2 or N3 should work just fine so long as all you need is a 3/4 " scope, if you need help finding one of these let me know I may have a couple. 0 -
Here is a photo of the Weaver side mount base wrapper showing that Weaver claims the base fits the Savage group of rifles including the Model 6 & 7.
I respect Richarda's reply and information. However this is my experience. I walked into my local gun store with my Savage Model 6 and purchased the scope, Weaver base and rings based on the resident gunsmiths recommendation. I always wanted a Leupold scope and so I treated myself on this trip. While I waited (about 20 minutes), he took the rifle, scope, base and rings to the back room and assembled the unit for me while I browsed. I specifically requested no drilling or tapping of new holes! He told me that he had trouble finding the right screws but he did find them in his work area. In 20 minutes, he had it mounted for me. He didn't charge me for assembly since he said he didn't have to drill.I asked for the original filler screws back in case I removed the scope and he obliged.
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