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That is,
on a commerical FN (or whitworth/CD/MarkX) does anyone know the distance between the holes of the front ring?

that make any sense?

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Jeffe, I can't find my reference. But, measuring a Warne front base I read .85"


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It is really .860"


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Like Jim said, .860".

And some of the FN made Husky & JC higgins receievers used that spacing on the rear bridge.




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thanks ya'll.. couldn't pull it "out"..
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It is really .860"

thumb Yep after coffee I read .86 clap

Have a good one.


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Unless of course your talking about some of the newer Zastava made receivers where anything is possible. Razzer




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Unless of course your talking about some of the newer Zastava made receivers where anything is possible

Well I have not tried all of the ones imported. But the ones I have tried the normal front fits without much hammering. The early ones did have egg shaped holes do to over polishing with a soft wheel.


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Unless of course your talking about some of the newer Zastava made receivers where anything is possible


.... the ones I have tried the normal front fits without much hammering.


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With the JC Higgns FN actions anything is possible.

They made them with both front and rear at .875 ctc. YES .875. I have two sample actions.

I have another one that has .504 on the rear and .860 on the front.

The MK X used the .504 x .860 that we consider normal.

So double check if in doubt.

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