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  • alaskanman
    for my weaver rings.

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  • THINMAN
    MOUNTING A 110 WITH SCOPE WITH WEAVER 2 PC.
    BASE'S & RINGS WILL REQUIRE A SCOPE WITH A LONG TUBE. THE 110'S ACTION IS LONG AND YOUR DRILL & TAPPED HOLES ARE SPACED FARTHER APART THAN MOST. MOST SCOPES REQUIRE THE RINGS TO BE CLOSER TOGETHER THAN THEY WILL BE USING A STANDARD WEAVER SET-UP.GOOD EYE RELIEF SOMETIMES IS FORFIETED , BECAUSE SCOPE CAN'T COME BACK CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE SHOOTERS EYE.YOU MAY NEED EXTENSION RINGS FOR MOST SCOPES.

    THE LEUPOLD OR REDFIELD 1 PIECE BASES ALLOW THE RINGS TO BE PLACED CLOSER TOGETHER AND LEAVING YOU WITH A LARGER SELECTION OF SCOPES TO CHOOSE FROM.

    IF YOU GO WEAVER 2 PC. BE SURE TO CHECK THE GAP BETWEEN THE RINGS AND
    FIND A SCOPE WHICH THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE EYEPIECE AND OBJECTIVE WILL BE ENOUGH .

    GOODLUCK,



    THINMAN
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  • Ronald J. Snow
    You can use the Weaver one piece base #413. Remember that you can always cut more "slots" in the base if need be to obtain proper ring spacing.
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  • mag
    On mine I started out with the Weaver one piece but the Leupold 25x BR scope did not have enough internal windage adj to get the group centered.
    I went to the Leupold one piece with a front extension ring. I centered the crosshair in the scope and used the rear adj screws on the mount to get the windage very close and then used the internal for the fine adj.

    You also have to be sure to get the correct height of ring to match your scope's objective bell.

    mag
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  • alaskanman
    i found the right ones from northernrifleman thanks for the info guys!

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