CVA Cascade
I'm going to pick up one of these rifles in 6.5 Creedmore next week. Does anyone know if they share a common scope mount with something like a Rem 700 or Win 70.
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Talley makes mounts / rings for the CVS break open. Might find them on here at Gunbroker. I believe all the CVA break opens use the same setup. Don’t go cheap route/
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be sure and use de-greaser and get all oil out of threads before mounting base
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The Cascade is a bolt gun. It appears that it takes a Weaver #46 base both fore & aft. I would like to use a Leupold/Burris/Redfield/Weaver turn in base but I guess there "ain't no such animal".
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Further research suggests bases for round top Savage 110 will fit. I will soon see.
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danielgage: 32607435271323/comments/32607447477275
be sure and use de-greaser and get all oil out of threads before mounting base
Afew years ago.......there was an article in Precision Shooting (or Rifle) magazine, concerning gun screw lubrication. The main point was that although screws and recesses should be initially cleaned.....…a small amount of oil/lube should be applied to screw threads, to allow for tightening without galling. An added benefit is that when the screw pressure forces the oil away from the screw/thread interface......a sort of thread hydra-lock occurs, holding the interlocking threads in place.
Note......ever notice the "pop"......when loosening small ring or base screws?🤔🧐
Interesting subject…….
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Ambrose: 32607435271323/comments/32607452372763
Further research suggests bases for round top Savage 110 will fit. I will soon see.
I have a new set, two piece Savage round top mounts, stainless if you want them. PM me
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62vld2042: 32607435271323/comments/32607433528731
https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11459904#Comment_11459904
Afew years ago.......there was an article in Precision Shooting (or Rifle) magazine, concerning gun screw lubrication. The main point was that although screws and recesses should be initially cleaned.....…a small amount of oil/lube should be applied to screw threads, to allow for tightening without galling. An added benefit is that when the screw pressure forces the oil away from the screw/thread interface......a sort of thread hydra-lock occurs, holding the interlocking threads in place.
Note......ever notice the "pop"......when loosening small ring or base screws?🤔🧐
Interesting subject…….
I know a guy that had trouble with his base coming loose
and have just read that others have had the same problem
I would clean good and lock-tite just my opinion
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