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| I have a similar gun in 300H/H and use a Redfield one piece base with Redfield rings.....lapped and aligned.....If your gun is below 66,000 serial number it takes a different base than above and 375/300 use different base than std chambering.....with that scope you should not get interference with the sights.....and that scope has good eye relief for mounting for safe clearance for recoil....hth..good luck and good shooting!!
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| I would strongly recommend Talley QR style rings with levers. They are very well made, will remove with the turning of 2 levers, and return to zero. They are very strong rings and bases. I've used them on 375's, 416's and 458's with zero problems. Good people too.........................DJ
....Remember that this is all supposed to be for fun!..................
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It's always so quiet when the goldfish die.(Bror Blixen)
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| quote: Talley
Same as the above. |
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| Talley is what I got on my rifle over here and at home. Well worth the extra $$$ for the quality/durability. |
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