best way to scope pre war mod 70
with out drilling rear bridge? on my mod 52 I used a Ken Vaini mount that required no drilling. thanks
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There was a Stith rear mount that attached to the receiver sight holes on the side of the bridge. Front mount was either on the receiver ring, if D&T, or on an extension out to the rear iron sight dovetail. I think they can still be found, although not cheap. 0 -
I sold a stith just recently on ebay went for around 100 if I recall. There is one now on ebay linked below
http://cgi.ebay.com/Stith-Model-70-M-70-Mounts-NIB-M-54-Remington-721-722_W0QQitemZ140373362662QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item20aee787e60 -
Stith made another mount called the Master mount. It was adjustable and made for scopes with no internal adjustments. But the one I would use is the Bausch & Lomb adjustable mount. Both the above mounts attached to the d&t holes in the receiver ring and the d&t holes already in the side of the receiver for the "peep" sight. Bausch & Lomb non-adjustable scopes are still easy to find, are of good quality and comparatively cheap. 0 -
thanks guys, looks like those mounts used the rear sight dovetail. nice but i was late. 0
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