20 August 2007, 04:43
Don Markey1917 scope mount, 2 questions
The rear bridge is ground to the same dimensions as the front ring and the holes are .500 apart. What mount was this drilled for? Anyone know of a weaver chart showing dimensions instead of just model numbers?
-Don
20 August 2007, 05:45
jimatcatwhat you're descibing sounds like the 1 i have.... its drilled to remington model 30...i could not find steel bases in weavers' 2 piece model... only aluminum....
20 August 2007, 06:43
Joel/AKSounds just like my win 1917. I used 2 weaver #55's.
20 August 2007, 06:47
ron vellaBuy yourself two sets of two-piece bases from any maker and use the front ring mount on both the ring and the bridge. Bases aren't all that expensive. At most you may have to re-drill the screw holes in the one that you use on the bridge.
20 August 2007, 09:41
Westpacquote:
Originally posted by Don Markey:
The rear bridge is ground to the same dimensions as the front ring and the holes are .500 apart. What mount was this drilled for?
-Don
A do it yourself gunsmith mount from brownells.
20 August 2007, 17:35
Bill MeyerWeaver mount bases #11 are correct for equal height Enfield receivers alto others will work if you need a little extra height. Just be sure to put a straight edge on top and the sides to make sure they are straight. Bill
21 August 2007, 03:21
Don MarkeyThanks guys, I'll pic up some #11's. Enfields cut like a model 30 is on the list. I just wanted something fast and cheap to test a rifle to see how it shoots before I put any time or money into it.
-Don