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richj
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They look like Sako to me. Single split rings. marked "26" on the bottom.





 
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J.D.Steele
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Yep, early Sako and probably for a 26mm (1.040" tube) Euro or early US scope. The later Sako rings are windage-adjustable and split.
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KimR
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Same rings on my 50s vintage Sako L46 with a Lyman Wolverine.
 
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Bella1
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I'll trade you some 1" sako's for your's!!
 
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Bella

OK. check your pm
 
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I sent you a pm thanks
 
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Stokes
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I love those early Sako rings, other than having to use a straight tube scope, or being daring and dangerous and unscrewing the scope you have.
 
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Leupold told me that they will remove and replace the ocular piece and re-gas the scope for free.

OTOH, if you are using a Ziess of S&B you are probably screwed....


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