Help me pick the best mounting equipment - model 70's

Choupique

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I'm looking to get a pair of model 70's scopes mounted where I never need to worry about it again.

One is a BACO 338 win mag with a swfa 3-15 in Talley lightweights. Its my do everything rifle and the only one I really use a lot. Wont be changing the scope any time soon. Heavy scope, plenty recoil, don't really trust the lightweights.

Other is a NH super express .375 h&h with no scope or mounts at the moment. It has the narrow hole spacing (0.330" i think) on the rear bridge. Its going to get some flavor of lpvo, probably a trijicon accupoint but not decided yet.
 

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I'm looking to get a pair of model 70's scopes mounted where I never need to worry about it again.

One is a BACO 338 win mag with a swfa 3-15 in Talley lightweights. Its my do everything rifle and the only one I really use a lot. Wont be changing the scope any time soon. Heavy scope, plenty recoil, don't really trust the lightweights.

Other is a NH super express .375 h&h with no scope or mounts at the moment. It has the narrow hole spacing (0.330" i think) on the rear bridge. Its going to get some flavor of lpvo, probably a trijicon accupoint but not decided yet.


Your best bets are either a picatinny rail bonded to the actions with Loctite 380, or the Leupold Back Country rings/base 1 piece bonded to the action with Loctite 380.
 
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Cool deal. Aluminum rails don't bother yall any?

Ive started hating aluminum from some bad experiences at work.
 

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Cool deal. Aluminum rails don't bother yall any?

Nah. Not in this application. However, the best ones were the Burris XTR Two piece pic rails. The were still, and very low profile… so naturally Burris stopped making them. I would, and do- search the internet and find them when I need pic rails for M70’s.
 
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Cool.

I'm probably still going to get a steel one piece rail. Aluminum is on my shit list for everything except boat parts for a while. Looks like there's one guy/ company who makes them for both regular and magnum actions albeit at a high price. Nightforce makes them for regular long action with 20MOA slope but I can't imagine I'd ever need that, and they don't have a magnum option.

Murphy Precison

Ill see if I can find some of the burris ones. I hadn't considered 2 piece.
 
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