10 MOA picatinny scope mount. . .

[STEEL SLINGER]

Hello All,

I'm not sure if this is posted in the right area or not, but anyway;

I was looking for a 10 MOA picatinny scope mount for a Rem 700 LA and the only thing I found was one that MidwayUSA put out by Nightforce and it said it was a "not available - one time run" plus it was $115.00! ! ! Is this mount non-existent? If it is not. . .where could I purchase one? Thank you.

 

[toader]

Near Mfg.

Near Manufacturing - Rifle Scope Bases -Rifle Scope Mounts --

 

[STEEL SLINGER]

Thank you, Toader. . .how much are these gems? I did not see any prices on their website, which leads me to believe they're very proud - LOL.

 

[Snowrun]

Remington: EGW Gun Parts

Try these guys, no 10MOA, though, looks like 15 & 20 are the only options

 

[kcebcj]

Thank you, Toader. . .how much are these gems? I did not see any prices on their website, which leads me to believe they're very proud - LOL.

They are quite proud. I have one of Near's 10 MOA rail on a pre 64 Model 70. Probably the best out there. It's been so long don't remember what I paid for it but no regrets!

 

[toader]

Bases are $175....expensive yes, but his machine work is flawless....very high quality stuff!!

 

[Snowrun]

These guys have a 10MOA for $125, add $65 for titanium
MurphyPrecision.com - Scope Bases, Rings, and Assorted Shooting Accessories.

 

[el matador]

Just get a 20 moa rail. If you can't get zeroed with it you can remove some material from the back or shim up the front and then bed it to your receiver.

Keep in mind you will need roughly 5 moa of elevation to achieve a 200 yard zero. This means that a 20 moa rail will give you a net 15 moa.

If you do need to grind or shim the base it only takes about .010" to get 10 moa, which is pretty close to the thickness of an aluminum soda can.