"Weaver style bases" usually come with the Surplus/Husky scrap rifles. Moldy scopes, offset drill/tap. Cooked out stocks... But hey them are cheap !
By the time you have something descent buy a new rifle with warranty.
"Weaver style bases" usually come with the Surplus/Husky scrap rifles. Moldy scopes, offset drill/tap. Cooked out stocks... But hey them are cheap !
By the time you have something descent buy a new rifle with warranty.
What are the other Weaver bases that the 1600's use...dude in optics is asking and I'm lazy, I know I have a couple that came with not the standard M96 bases, #21 or #22 rings a bell?
You are a funny guy…. We know that from other thread lol!"Weaver style bases" usually come with the Surplus/Husky scrap rifles. Moldy scopes, offset drill/tap. Cooked out stocks... But hey them are cheap !
By the time you have something descent buy a new rifle with warranty.
"Weaver style bases" usually come with the Surplus/Husky scrap rifles. Moldy scopes, offset drill/tap. Cooked out stocks... But hey them are cheap !
By the time you have something descent buy a new rifle with warranty.
Some are as you say, but i have made many purchases from both Tradeex and Intersurplus and I've been very happy with what I bought. They are getting thinned out now, so one has to be picky. A VG condition Husqvarna for less than $500 is far and away a better rifle than the crap coming out for similar and much more money.
^ You're not happy with your Howa you claimed to have purchased? Hence, the "deposit" ?
"Weaver style bases" usually come with the Surplus/Husky scrap rifles. Moldy scopes, offset drill/tap. Cooked out stocks... But hey them are cheap !
By the time you have something descent buy a new rifle with warranty.
Does anyone know what weaver bases fit on a husqvarna 2001 (222) or krico rifle? The bases that came with it have a narrower width and seem more set for cz rings. I would like to find something in stock in Canada.
Speaking of scope bases My recent purchase of a 1640 came with some with what looks like a removable mounting system I have no idea what make or brand they are of no use to me although I would be interested to find out more about them.
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Those look like the Sako type bases that were around in the 70's, you will need the genuine old style Sako rings to fit them.