SVT40 scope mounts

commissar_lubi

commissar_lubi

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I was wondering why there were two versions of the SVT40 mount and scope kit on the website, one which is 425$ and one which is 400$, what's the difference exactly?

Both still require a notch and svt rails I assume?
 
westrifle said:
Select one that’s is cheaper . 425 will be removed tomorrow I am not sure why it is still there .
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Ah alright thanks for clearing it up, will you guys continue importing these after you run out or will you definitely stop buying more (I might only purchase a scope later when I have more money)?
 
I have this mount and scope on a railed Izzy with no notch. It fits snug and has held zero unless I change ammo or mess with the dials. My rifle does not have the sniper notch. As such once tapping the mount in place with a rubber Mallot once I have never removed It again so it does not become loose. You can still disassemble the rifle with the scope rail in place just requires you to use a boresnake or push the cleaning rod in from the muzzle. Still the unit looks bad ass, it would have been nice to include a cover/cap combo at $400+ like with the PU mosin scope.
 
philhut said:
I have this mount and scope on a railed Izzy with no notch. It fits snug and has held zero unless I change ammo or mess with the dials. My rifle does not have the sniper notch. As such once tapping the mount in place with a rubber Mallot once I have never removed It again so it does not become loose. You can still disassemble the rifle with the scope rail in place just requires you to use a boresnake or push the cleaning rod in from the muzzle. Still the unit looks bad ass, it would have been nice to include a cover/cap combo at $400+ like with the PU mosin scope.
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Huh that's odd, i thought the notch was always necessary to lock the scope in place, you didn't have to file your receiver to lock the scope in?
 
commissar_lubi said:
Huh that's odd, i thought the notch was always necessary to lock the scope in place, you didn't have to file your receiver to lock the scope in?
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Nope. The grooves on the side of that rifle were snug to the metal of the receiver such that I needed to tap it in (don't think it will be moving easily) I have never removed the bracket since in fear it would loosen up. Personally I think I got lucky. I wouldn't file my receiver or alter the gun permenatly if I were to scope another SVT40 I would use the no drill mount from Badace after having bought their mount for a K98.
 
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