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Custom Bases for Win Model 70
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I remember reading here about a year or two ago about someone manufacturing custom bases that will use Talley rings. The bases when installed almost looked like an integral part of the receiver as I recall.

I can't do better than that on the description. At that time, I thought they were a great looking set of bases and filed it away for when I may be having another rifle built.

I appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction.


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I don't know who it was that you read about custom bases, but I do know from owning his book that Mark Stratton is a master at making custom bases for almost any type of action, including the Model 70 Winchester. He uses a CAD program to make precise calculations of the radius of the front ring and the rear bridge so that his bases mate as though they grew there.
 
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I can reccomend S & K scope mounts. I wanted a set of windage adjustable, and .380" hight rings for a pre-64 M70, and S & K & Conetrol were the only ones I could find. I put Conetrols on one rifle, and S & K on the other.

On the S & K, I asked if the could make me a rear base with the rign centered (I dislike off-set rings), and they said no problem. Made it up for me no extra charge, and I got them in a week! I like them a lot.
 
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I beleave the ones you're referring to are made by Michael Scherz who now lives near Phoenix AZ.

I have an extra pair if you want them, I'll let'em go for what I paid.

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How much,for what action? where is Southhaven,near Brookhaven?
 
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Kim, Southaven is next to Memphis. Bases are sold.

Terry


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Mark Stratton put his custom bases on my Model 70 custom .300 H&H Octagon that he built for me.

They are very classy and stylish with a nice wide base against the receiver.

http://www.gunmaker.net
(425) 745-8309

All the best,

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Posts: 702 | Location: Lenoir. N.C. | Registered: 18 September 2000Reply With Quote
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Thanks guys. It looks like Mark Stratton is who I was looking for.


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A couple more from Mike Scherz




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Hey Chuck, Looks like yours have had a little extra work done to them, am I correct? I like the bolt release too.

Terry


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Correct. Bill Leeper's handy work.

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