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Rimfire technologies / egw moa base review
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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Taylor" data-source="post: 382024" data-attributes="member: 24389"><p>I am wondering what the slot spacing on them is? i know the EGW spacin g is standard at 10mm as per picatinny specs is the RT the same it looks like a well made piece of kit i dont usualy like slotted holes to make rails multifit but with a 22 that is not a real issue if it was a 308 then there would be an issue. I think the RT looks a lot nicer and with the cutout it is probably needed on a small action like a 220.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Thanks</p><p>_____________________</p><p>Military gifts specialists offer a select range of custom designed <a href="http://www.military-rings.com/airforce-rings" target="_blank">Airforce Rings</a> for all branches of the armed services.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Taylor, post: 382024, member: 24389"] I am wondering what the slot spacing on them is? i know the EGW spacin g is standard at 10mm as per picatinny specs is the RT the same it looks like a well made piece of kit i dont usualy like slotted holes to make rails multifit but with a 22 that is not a real issue if it was a 308 then there would be an issue. I think the RT looks a lot nicer and with the cutout it is probably needed on a small action like a 220. Thanks _____________________ Military gifts specialists offer a select range of custom designed [URL="http://www.military-rings.com/airforce-rings"]Airforce Rings[/URL] for all branches of the armed services. [/QUOTE]
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