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<blockquote data-quote="markopolo50" data-source="post: 1544956" data-attributes="member: 62938"><p>I agree that using the Nightforce base and rings, and bedding the base as you did is pretty much fool proof. But since you still have machined parts; base and rings, I would double check. Sure wouldn't hurt anything. I hate to see scope ring marks in scopes, as seen on many used scopes. I'm in the process of scoping a 450 Bushmaster and concerned about the factory mounted rail. I'm going to pull it and probably bed it as you have suggested. Since it is a Savage rifle, all things will be checked prior to laying the scope in there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="markopolo50, post: 1544956, member: 62938"] I agree that using the Nightforce base and rings, and bedding the base as you did is pretty much fool proof. But since you still have machined parts; base and rings, I would double check. Sure wouldn't hurt anything. I hate to see scope ring marks in scopes, as seen on many used scopes. I'm in the process of scoping a 450 Bushmaster and concerned about the factory mounted rail. I'm going to pull it and probably bed it as you have suggested. Since it is a Savage rifle, all things will be checked prior to laying the scope in there. [/QUOTE]
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