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Can anyone tell me what mounting bases these are ? Thank you
Ok gotcha - thank you for your input sirTalley. If you e-m them a pic (w/ the gun details,) they can confirm exact specs. Excellent quality-can't tell if it's a low (0.3") or med (0.4") off the receiver. Can see it's a large ring M98 by the diff in base heights (in which case the rear may be much higher.) Good stuff! Not many have a (scope ring) recoil lug incorporated!From the numbers alone, you will be able to figure it out in Talley's on-line catalog (I've seen numbers imprinted/inscribed below the bases/rings when the screwholes prevent seeing same.) Good luck!
Talley. If you e-m them a pic (w/ the gun details,) they can confirm exact specs. Excellent quality-can't tell if it's a low (0.3") or med (0.4") off the receiver. Can see it's a large ring M98 by the diff in base heights (in which case the rear may be much higher.) Good stuff! Not many have a (scope ring) recoil lug incorporated!From the numbers alone, you will be able to figure it out in Talley's on-line catalog (I've seen numbers imprinted/inscribed below the bases/rings when the screwholes prevent seeing same.) Good luck
thank you MarkTalley most likely
I think what you mean is the bases are the same elevation, not the same height (thickness). They have different height bases and rings. They have to, as the large ring Mauser's receiver elevation is different from front-to-rear, for example. Many receivers slope, so the base thickness typically varies to accomodate (and thus you use the same height rings.) 'Just clarifying for the gun owner...
Unless a super custom gun, they too come in (appropriately-sized) sets. Cannot go wrong.Yes - that's what i mean. I just didn't want the OP pulling his hair out looking for different height Talley Mauser bases like this - he ain't gonna find them...
They look like Talley. Maybe a Gen. 1? What caliber is that Interarms? Nice! My 1st "real" centerfire as a kid, traded for work done on a '57 Chevy panel delivery wagon hot rod for a neighbor (lol 30 yrs later.) Have had 3: All shooters. The base/ring maker up in Alaska makes some very similar, great products!!And these? Not to hijack this thread, but these came on this rifle and I’ve been meaning to ask here. Thanks!
It’s a custom .416 Taylor. I have a .375 also. I really like them and they are great shooters. I need to get scopes/red dot on them though as my eyes aren’t what they used to be.They look like Talley. Maybe a Gen. 1? What caliber is that Interarms? Nice! My 1st "real" centerfire as a kid, traded for work done on a '57 Chevy panel delivery wagon hot rod for a neighbor (lol 30 yrs later.) Have had 3: All shooters. The base/ring maker up in Alaska makes some very similar, great products!!
Talley. If you e-m them a pic (w/ the gun details,) they can confirm exact specs. Excellent quality-can't tell if it's a low (0.3") or med (0.4") off the receiver. Can see it's a large ring M98 by the diff in base heights (in which case the rear may be much higher.) Good stuff! Not many have a (scope ring) recoil lug incorporated!From the numbers alone, you will be able to figure it out in Talley's on-line catalog (I've seen numbers imprinted/inscribed below the bases/rings when the screwholes prevent seeing same.) Good luck!
Thank you for that offer. I am wanting to put a set of EAW or Recknagel quick release mounts on this rifle. I will in all likelihood not use these - oh, it came with a peep sight also. I took that off just for the photos.Let me know what rings you need-i might have them (as all T rings fit all T bases.) Most are on guns, but I have a few leftovers...
And these? Not to hijack this thread, but these came on this rifle and I’ve been meaning to ask here. Thanks!
Thank you for that offer. I am wanting to put a set of EAW or Recknagel quick release mounts on this rifle. I will in all likelihood not use these - oh, it came with a peep sight also. I took that off just for the photos.