X-Bolt Warne Maxima bases

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Aug 17, 2023
Trying out some different mounting options to mount a Nightforce ATACR to a Browning X-Bolt mountain pro 300 PRC. I have a set of Talleys that will work, but am also looking at Warne Maxima bases with NF rings. When I mount the Warne bases, the rear one is too long, so it either hangs off the back and the bolt can’t close, or I have to flip it around and have it cover part of the ejection port. Anyone else run into this issue? Thinking about cutting the back off a little to make it fit IMG_5142.jpegIMG_5141.jpeg
 
My personal opinion is that: NF eye relief is pretty tight- double check that you can even mount the scope appropriately with those before you order replacements/cut them.
Once you have it the way you like, Bond the pic to the gun.
I honesty would just get a beefier one piece rail though and bond it after it’s all set-up ; color be damned - the more robust and well manufactured rail the better
 
My personal opinion is that: NF eye relief is pretty tight- double check that you can even mount the scope appropriately with those before you order replacements/cut them.
Once you have it the way you like, Bond the pic to the gun.
I honesty would just get a beefier one piece rail though and bond it after it’s all set-up ; color be damned - the more robust and well manufactured rail the better
I tried a rail first, at the end of the day it just felt like scope was a mile high and I just didn’t like where it sat. Luckily, I do have plenty of room with both the Talley and Warne/NF rings to get plenty of eye relief
 
The opening of my action is about 3.300". The back section of the action where the bolt handle is 1.590"
 
The opening of my action is about 3.300". The back section of the action where the bolt handle is 1.590"
Thanks for those measurements, my action 3.5 “ and the back section is 1.3 “. Just measured the M929 and it is real close to 1.5. So that is our difference
 
I will jump on the phone with Warne in the morning and see what they think about me cutting off 1/4 inch of the rear base, or if they have any other suggestions. I will post their response here just so it may help answer any questions for the next guy
 
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