i am looking for scope mount 303 british
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http://www .marstar.ca/ac-optics/mounts-bolt.shtm
this is for a No.4 Mk1, but they would be a good place to look for your No.5Mk1
this is for a No.4 Mk1, but they would be a good place to look for your No.5Mk1
Any scope mount made to fit No.4s without drilling and tapping or other gunsmithing will fit a No.5 the same way. And if your No.5 hasn't been messed with already, don't have it drilled and tapped. Pay what it takes to get a no gunsmithing mount because you will lose significantly on the value of an unmarred No.5 if you have it drilled.
If you want to be able to use your iron sights and remove the scope easily for access to clean the rifle, try to get a Cad-Technik mount from Brownells in the U.S. It will mount the scope rather high, but you can get a comb-raising kit by Beartooth from Russell Sports in Calgary that will allow you to get a cheek weld when shooting.
If you don't mind taking the rear sight off (and saving it, of course, in case you want to sell the rifle one day) there are no gunsmithing mounts from B-Square, S&K and ATI in the U.S. that can probably be ordered from U.S. and/or Canadian retailers, and from Armalon in the U.K., who I think would have no trouble shipping here. The one FirstBMW refers to from Marstar looks to me like an Armalon copy or perhaps they get it from Armalon. I think these are all cheaper than the Cad-Technik mount.
And if you search this site you will find we have done this topic several times, so there is more detail available if you find the old threads.
If you want to be able to use your iron sights and remove the scope easily for access to clean the rifle, try to get a Cad-Technik mount from Brownells in the U.S. It will mount the scope rather high, but you can get a comb-raising kit by Beartooth from Russell Sports in Calgary that will allow you to get a cheek weld when shooting.
If you don't mind taking the rear sight off (and saving it, of course, in case you want to sell the rifle one day) there are no gunsmithing mounts from B-Square, S&K and ATI in the U.S. that can probably be ordered from U.S. and/or Canadian retailers, and from Armalon in the U.K., who I think would have no trouble shipping here. The one FirstBMW refers to from Marstar looks to me like an Armalon copy or perhaps they get it from Armalon. I think these are all cheaper than the Cad-Technik mount.
And if you search this site you will find we have done this topic several times, so there is more detail available if you find the old threads.
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districorp.com has no gunsmithing mounts for the no4 mk1 for $80 or something like that and its canadian as well i have one one my bubba'd n4mk1 and outside of some neded shimming it works decent enough blue locktite on the rear screws for mounting is a good thing as after about 20 shots there loose
glad we could help but remember it is not a weapon lol its a riflecreepy said:thank you guys for your help
and i am happy that you guy can help me cause i dont know anything about my weapon or any weapon
there only weapons if you intend to harm someone with them
