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The Reupold BC's are Skookum,LW's suck ass. Hint.

I'm a 1913 Slut,due ring spacing being a scope's BEST friend. Burris Extremes play nice and mount low. Hint.

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Just sayin'..................


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I mounted a 3-10 SHV on a Ruger MKII long action last fall. It fit with regular rings but was really cranking my neck. Had to replace them with extended rings. Rail is not really an option on Ruger unless you get it drilled.

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I tried some Talley bases (pic attached) before going with Talley Lightweights. The Talley Lows with the proper scope is perfect on my M70FWT.

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I really wish they'd have given that SHV a slightly longer mounting length.

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I agree

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Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
I really wish they'd have given that SHV a slightly longer mounting length.


Exactly.. The OP probably wouldn't be asking, if they did..


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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The Burris Extremes that Stick mentioned are my choice on a M70 in .375 Ruger with a very short tubed S&B 1.5-6. They would work well for the short tubed SHV.

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Another Burris Extreme fan here when you need a 2pc rail for such a role.


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Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
The Burris Extremes that Stick mentioned are my choice on a M70 in .375 Ruger with a very short tubed S&B 1.5-6. They would work well for the short tubed SHV.

I use the XTR's a lot, but that cuts into the OP's scope mounting length on his rifle, and he ain't got much there. Just sayin..


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
The Burris Extremes that Stick mentioned are my choice on a M70 in .375 Ruger with a very short tubed S&B 1.5-6. They would work well for the short tubed SHV.

I use the XTR's a lot, but that cuts into the OP's scope mounting length on his rifle, and he ain't got much there. Just sayin..

How?

https://www.burrisoptics.com/mounting-systems/xtreme-tactical-two-piece-base

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Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
The Burris Extremes that Stick mentioned are my choice on a M70 in .375 Ruger with a very short tubed S&B 1.5-6. They would work well for the short tubed SHV.

I use the XTR's a lot, but that cuts into the OP's scope mounting length on his rifle, and he ain't got much there. Just sayin..

How?

https://www.burrisoptics.com/mounting-systems/xtreme-tactical-two-piece-base

If you guys are talking the extreme tactical rings, those are wide mother fu ckers... The bases are fine though. I'd use a narrow ring, like the Burris Zee rings.


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
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Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
The Burris Extremes that Stick mentioned are my choice on a M70 in .375 Ruger with a very short tubed S&B 1.5-6. They would work well for the short tubed SHV.

I use the XTR's a lot, but that cuts into the OP's scope mounting length on his rifle, and he ain't got much there. Just sayin..

How?

https://www.burrisoptics.com/mounting-systems/xtreme-tactical-two-piece-base

If you guys are talking the extreme tactical rings, those are wide mother fu ckers... The bases are fine though. I'd use a narrow ring, like the Burris Zee rings.

The bases were what I was referencing.

If possible, I prefer wide rings for greater scope tube contact area and the reduced chance of movement. As you mentioned, tube length/mounting area has to be considered though.

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Burris Zee rings,are easily amongst THE fhuqking schittiest rings of All Time. Hint...................


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Originally Posted by BCSteve
I mounted a 3-10 SHV on a Ruger MKII long action last fall. It fit with regular rings but was really cranking my neck. Had to replace them with extended rings. Rail is not really an option on Ruger unless you get it drilled.
Not a lot of room on my ruger with shv but they will fit close.


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Originally Posted by pathfinder76
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I really like the leupold backcountry ring mounts. Have a set on a Bergara 450 bushmaster. Rock solid and very clean looking.

If they offered a low version I’d be all over them.

The Leupold Backcountry mediums are the same height as Talley lows, I have both.

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Can you order the Burris Xtreme bases with 8-40 hardware?

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Originally Posted by tx270
Originally Posted by pathfinder76
Originally Posted by lmbunch69
I really like the leupold backcountry ring mounts. Have a set on a Bergara 450 bushmaster. Rock solid and very clean looking.

If they offered a low version I’d be all over them.

The Leupold Backcountry mediums are the same height as Talley lows, I have both.

Good to know.


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Originally Posted by tx270
Originally Posted by pathfinder76
Originally Posted by lmbunch69
I really like the leupold backcountry ring mounts. Have a set on a Bergara 450 bushmaster. Rock solid and very clean looking.

If they offered a low version I’d be all over them.

The Leupold Backcountry mediums are the same height as Talley lows, I have both.

This is good to know. So is the backcountry front ring 400 thou from the bottom of the base to the bottom of the scope seat?

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Originally Posted by Ridge250
Originally Posted by BCSteve
I mounted a 3-10 SHV on a Ruger MKII long action last fall. It fit with regular rings but was really cranking my neck. Had to replace them with extended rings. Rail is not really an option on Ruger unless you get it drilled.
Not a lot of room on my ruger with shv but they will fit close.


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Awesome photo! I bet that was a fun skinning job. :-)

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^ x2 , doesn't look fun at all

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