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I am thinking about buying a Remington Model 7 with a 20" mountain rifle barrel in a McMillan stock.
I want to scope this rifle and keep it light.
What bases and rings would you recommend to make the mounting system rock solid?
Thanks in advance.
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Weaver mounts are more than good enough for a remington. http://www.weaveroptics.com/
All guns should be locked up when not in use!
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For a lightweight rig?
Try to keep up.. There are much better choices out there.
I replace valve cover gaskets every 50K, if they don't need them sooner...
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Weaver mounts are more than good enough for any rifle.
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If it's a 4 screw, the Talley LWs are your best bet by a wide margin.
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If it's a 4 screw, the Talley LWs are your best bet by a wide margin.
+1. They are the best.
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If it's a 4 screw, the Talley LWs are your best bet by a wide margin.
+1. They are the best. +2
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Even if its not a 4 screw, it can be turned into one cheaply and quickly. Just had one done for $20. The Talleys are worth the effort.
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I'll give another vote for the Talley LWs.
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