First long range rifle, Savage 110FCP 338LM

dstewart51

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Only other think Im waiting for is a 110BA bolt handle and I would like to add an adjustable cheek piece (recommendations?).

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My B-Day is Saturday, so I took the liberty of ordering myself a present. Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56 MLR scope with ZeroStop and HS .1MIL turrets w/ the Ti-Alloy Nightforce rings to mount on the Ken Farrel 20MOA base. Got it mounted up this morning.

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Going out to Angeles Shooting Range Sunday to get it sighted in @200y (they wont allow paper out any further during the weekend).
 
I have the same setup, but i have the EGW base that came with it. I am pretty sure its a zero MOA, but EGW swears its a 20 MOA? I looked at the hunting version today and it had a 20 MOA on it? I went with the same rings, only in LOW. lOW works with the 56 bell. I also went over to HS Precision and had a paint job put on! I'm lucky enough, its only 5 miles from me. I have a Harris bipod, but David from Long Range Precision is sending me one of his new Light Tactical Bipods.

What rail do you have on there that the ATLAS bipod is on? I am going to need a rail for the bipod that is coming from LRP?
 
I knew the low rings would work with the 50mm obj and the 0MOA EGW base, but I was not sure if they would work with the 56mm obj and the cant from the 20MOA Ken Farrel base. Looks like there would be plenty of clearance for the bell with lows but maybe not for the mag ring (or at least is would be very tight). I'm thinking about picking up some NF UL Low rings just to have and try.

I also just ordered a Karsten cheek rest. As it is I can not get a good cheek weld with the height of the exit pupil. Not sure the low rings by them self would take care of it, they are only 0.115" lower.

Many of the 110FCP's came from Savage with 0MOA EGW aluminum bases, you just have to measure it to know for sure (i.e. if its the same thickness front and rear its not an incline base). The problem with ordering a base for the 110BA and 110FCP is they use #8-40 screws and not the standard #6 screws. You have to special order the base for the larger screws, but they can be found.

As listed in my Sig, Im using the Seekins Precision "Sling Rail", made for the HS Stock's 2" sling stud spacing. Fits very nicely, and it includes a sling swivel boss in the front of the rail. The only thing, Seekins included some screws to go with the rail but they are not the correct thread for whats tapped in the aluminum rail bedded in the HS stock. I found 1" stainless #10-32 cap screws from Fastenal do the trick nicely (PM me if you need some I had to get a bag of 100).
 
great lookin rig. not a big fan of them fugly bolts with the huge knobs like the pro$ here like. but other than that its a great lookin rig. congrats.
I don't think anyone likes the way the look, but they hate a bruised and sore hand a lot more. Fact is big bolt handles serve a function and serve it well. I do kind of like the way the 110BA bolt handle looks and I have very similer on my Remington.
 
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