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Talley Lightweight
Does anybody have any experience with talley's lightweight bases with integral rings? I know talley is known for solid scope mounts, and these should be no different, especially since the base and ring is one peice instead of seperate peices, but I usually the thier regualy 2 peice bases and fixed or QD rings. Also, a pair of lightweight bases w/ integral rings costs quite a bit less than thier regular 2 peice base and and set of thier regular fixed rings. Any input??
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Re: Talley Lightweight
I just installed a set of these on a pre-64 in 375 H&H.
Fit and finish are excellent. Alignment was good amd initial lapping demonstrated no need to go any further. I have a little Leupold 2x7x33 on the rifle. Only have 60 rounds down with this set-up but no worries so far. My intent was to lighten my old M70. It previously wore a large Zeiss and conventional Talley bases and QD rings. The only drawback I see is the inability to easily remove the scope and go to iron backups. For my scenario, I needed to lighten up for a high elevation mountain hunt next fall. To summarise, very good quality for a ridiculously low price. Holler if you have additional questions. Good luck. |
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Re: Talley Lightweight
Jon, I have used the Talley aluminum rings on two rifles so far. They are very good quality and I am pretty sold on them. The heaviest recoiling rifle has been a 30-338 I had built and they have been fine through several hundred rounds. They are also on Remington Mountain rifle. I am going to order another pair for a Mark V. I like their steel rings a bunch, but the price of these and the light weight make it a pretty easy decision. No other rings of comparative price come close in my opinion. Good luck
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Re: Talley Lightweight
How 'bout some pic's guys?
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Re: Talley Lightweight
I don't have any pictures of them, but you could go to www.talleyrings.com and I think they have pictures of them. At this point Cabela's has them for $35 and I think the price direct from Talley is $39. They have a nice matte finish on them and should be good for a variety of applications.
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