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Member Section => Tactical Rifle & Carbine => Topic started by: Rastus on May 03, 2014, 09:19:04 AM
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I am wanting to put a scope on a Remington 700 Tactical. I hate having to go "through a middle man"...even with my scopes.
I am planning on one of the new Burris XTR II in 34 MM. 34MM is part of the problem...the other is a 20 MOA cant for distance and finally, most importantly is getting a one piece ring (both rings connected by a strip of metal) that mounts directly on the receiver and not on picatinny.
So if I put a picatinny on the receiver and the scope ring set on the picatinny I've just added a failure point with the picatinny. OK...not much I know but I don't want the picatinny because I'm really good friends with Mr. Murphy.
So, I've searched but just in case, does anyone know of 34mm one piece rings that mount directly on a Remington 700 receiver with a 20 MOA cant? It's for a 308 action so not a long action.
PS The last two mid-dot scopes I've gotten were the FFP Bushnells which I really like. I'll let you know how the Burris stands up in comparison if I can find rings for it....otherwise back to the FFP Bushnells.
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Have you tried nightforce? They make a lot of one piece bases with cant, but they are spendy, like $200. Might want to google them. Why one piece? 2 piece provide more even clamping, atleast if they are installed correctly.
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Nightforce has this along with other mounts. http://nightforceoptics.com/accessories/direct-mount/
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Try Ken Ferrell. He produces a multitude of rings and bases in both steel and Aluminum, with most any cant you wish, to fit most any rifle. His products are top shelf all the way. If you don't see what you're looking for, he can custom manufacture most anything you wish.
http://www.kenfarrell.com/
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Thanks for the Nightforce info and link Tab & Jfrank. I didn't see a 34MM tube on the link but I'll check it out tonight after work. Billt all I saw were picatinny bases and two piece rings...but I'll email him.
I am anal to the point of honing my scope rings once they are on the rifle. Whenever I do that, I always seem to have better performance on my scopes for retaining point of aim throughout the power ratings. So...what I like about the one piece rings is that both rings are on bases that are connected which I think makes them more stable. I have some one piece 30MM rings with a Bushnell FFP on a Rock River 308 and it tracks great with the mil-dot and power changes throughout power settings and distance changes so...there you go.