scope bases - tech info
Does anybody make a chart that has the hole space and radius for scope bases?
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There is nothing like that available that I have ever heard of, or seen.
Someone may have but not this old guy............
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Some of the manufacturers like Conotrol or Talley can tell you the cross fits, like the Browning bases fit Howa, but I too, have never seen a reference like you are asking for. One would have to guess that the manufacturers have such a thing, so you might ask Burris or Leupold... 0 -
Do you realize what a chart like that would look like?
It would have the engineering drawings of all the bases that every manufacturer makes or made.
I doubt that the makers would want to divulge all their drawings to everybody.
The diameter of the base and hole spacing is only a small part of the specs of a base.
Most or all bases have a number or letter mark on them somewhere.
The manufacturer can tell you which gun it fits.
You can look up the catalog of the different base makers and it'll tell you which base it takes to fit which gun.
Not sure exactly what information you need. What are you wanting to do?0 -
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I have a 22 mag marlin I would like to put a scope on it.Can you tell me where to look for a site that would guide me thru the the scopes and mounts that would fit my rifle? Or is it easier to just take my problem to a gun shop?
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If Jim doesn't mind us jumping in on his subject;-
Assuming you have a Marlin 782, 783, 882 or 883, they're grooved for .22 rings.
You can access ring info from most ring manufacturers or check in catalogs of Brownells, Midway, Shooter's Bible or Gun Digest.
These people have them: - Tasco, Bushnell, Kwik-Site, Simmons, Weaver (Tip-Off), Burris, Millet, Redfield and probably others.
Most sporting goods stores have them in stock in 3/4", 7/8" and 1" sizes.
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