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| quote: Instead of the 2 screws being inline with the barrel the 2 screw holes are crossways to the barrel.
I guess I don't understand what you mean by the screw holes being cross wise to the barrel. Or are you referring to the screw head slots being cross wise. |
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| quote: Originally posted by p dog shooter: [QUOTE]Instead of the 2 screws being inline with the barrel the 2 screw holes are crossways to the barrel.
I guess I don't understand what you mean by the screw holes being cross wise to the barrel. PDS If you look at most scope bases they have 2 holes. If you draw a line from one hole to the other it would be parallel to the bore. One these Voere rifles they have a flat top receiver and if you draw a line through the holes it would be at right a right angle to the bore. If you still don't understand goggle Voere Shikar rifles. There are a bunch of pics. enlarge the second pic in the top row and you can see the screws behind the front scope ring |
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| And yes they are the STD type with windage adjustment on the rear base |
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| I see the two front screw holes for the bases sit side by side instead being aligned with the center of the bore. |
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| Yes. Redfield also made the 1 piece JR base for this rifle. It is the # 2130 base. I don't care for this base as it covers too much of the action and makes it difficult to load. So I am looking for the 2 piece bases for this rifle. |
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