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06-21-2011, 10:11 PM
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what base and rings to get......
I recently purchased a Savage 111 LRH 7mm and have picked up a Zeiss 6x24x50 scope to mount on it. Now I just need to find a good base and rings to do the mounting.....I was directed to the Farrell website by a friend and was told to get a 20moa base. Now the million dollar question is which model do I need.
If there is a better base in your opinion what would it be?
Also, which rings should I get on top of all that?
Can't wait to get the scope mounted and get out and shoot.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
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06-22-2011, 09:18 AM
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Re: what base and rings to get......
I had this problem before the 111 isn't listed right? If I remember correctly you need the base for a model 110 with a round rear receiver. Someone correct me if I am wrong.. I think the farrel base is good. I have never used one but was going to then I ended up with a badger base instead. I have heard good things about farrel though.
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06-22-2011, 09:29 PM
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Re: what base and rings to get......
Your right Mike. NF has a base that will work too,
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06-29-2011, 11:33 PM
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Re: what base and rings to get......
Get the matching Farrell rings to go with it. They are super straight and super strong, plus they look cool  . They are cheaper on this site > Ken Farrell 30mm Scope Ring Medium, tactical rings
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07-01-2011, 11:24 PM
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Re: what base and rings to get......
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Originally Posted by switchrodeo7
I recently purchased a Savage 111 LRH 7mm and have picked up a Zeiss 6x24x50 scope to mount on it. Now I just need to find a good base and rings to do the mounting.....I was directed to the Farrell website by a friend and was told to get a 20moa base. Now the million dollar question is which model do I need.
If there is a better base in your opinion what would it be?
Also, which rings should I get on top of all that?
Can't wait to get the scope mounted and get out and shoot.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
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You might try the Burris Signature rings. They have a polymer insert that protects the scope tube. And they are used by bench rest shooters so you know they will do their job. You can get them in the Weaver (ZEE is what they call theirs) style or the traditional front turn in and rear windage adjustable. I've been using them for years and never had an issue. I've used them on 300 Wby mags with no problem as well as a 7 Mag Colt Sauer that shot .25" - .5" groups consistently.
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07-05-2011, 03:06 PM
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Re: what base and rings to get......
Quote:
Originally Posted by switchrodeo7
I recently purchased a Savage 111 LRH 7mm and have picked up a Zeiss 6x24x50 scope to mount on it. Now I just need to find a good base and rings to do the mounting.....I was directed to the Farrell website by a friend and was told to get a 20moa base. Now the million dollar question is which model do I need.
If there is a better base in your opinion what would it be?
Also, which rings should I get on top of all that?
Can't wait to get the scope mounted and get out and shoot.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
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Whenever possible I like to use the same manufacturer on both base and rings. If you go with the Ferrell base it would make perfect sense to use his rings as well.
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