Rem. 513 T
I have a n early one w/ a 3 diget #. it has the narrow scope blocks on it & a set of redfield open sights. Is there a diffrent type of rings for these bases or would it be better to have the rifle drilled & tapped for weaver bases & be done w/ it.
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I'd hate to see an early rifle d&t for a modern scope, try to find a Unertl, or Lyman target scope (yes I know, +$$$ but worth it) 0 -
This would make it a real nice and complete outfit;
http://cgi.ebay.com/LYMAN-SUPER-TARGETSPOT-12X-SCOPE-8187_W0QQitemZ120508511957QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1c0eddf6d50 -
Welcome to the forum. Some people buy guns to shoot them, others buy them to sell them. I well used rifle can never become a collector's piece unless it is extremely rare. I had a Remington target 22 and I had it drilled and tapped. A lot of members of my family have learned to shot an had target practice with that rifle and nobody ever complained about a good solid non original scope mount. I don't know where that gun is now, but I am sure some family member will someday reluctantly hand it back to me. 0 -
Setting it up with weaver mounts will most likely drop the value to half of what it's worth. But that's exactly what I did to mine and I've never regretted it. Mounted a burris 4.5 x 14 scope on it and turn in really nice groups at 100 yards. I don't even shoot it at 50 anymore because it turns in pea size groups so easily that it's kind of boring. 0 -
Lyman 438 Field scopes can be had for around $300. Will fit the mounts and are period correct. I would not drill it. They aren't making any more and realy nice ones are geting scarcer every year. Bottom line is, it is your gun, your choice. 0 -
Thanks guys, I'll have to start looking for the right scope set up at a reasonable price.
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