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    Posted: February/08/2008 at 16:40
That's a great ending to the story, I'm happy for you Jsimoneaud!
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I'm glad that it worked out for you. 

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I'm really new to scopes and how they mount on the rifle, so please bear with me.  I've only installed one scope, and that is on a Tikka.  The rifle came with what I assume, is the mount, already attached to the receiver.  It is a flat piece of steel, attached to the receiver by a pair of screws.  There is bevel on the outside edges of the mount, allowing the factory rings that came with the rifle, to clamp onto.   The ring bases have screws that allow the ring to be tightened down under that bevel.   There are also two holes, one for each ring base, drilled into the beveled mount.   The rings have a small pin that drops into that hole.  So in addition to the clamp, the ring is also held in place by that pin to prevent it from sliding forward or back.  The scope has remained rock solid through several hundred 270 WSM rounds and some arduous hunting treks.   So I have no complaints.

 
However, I'm planning on replacing the scope.    So, I may look at some other rings.  Considering how the rings are is designed to work in this mount, with pins and clamps, how would other rings fit that system?  For example, how do Talley rings hook up to this mount?  Thanks.
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Originally posted by jackG

I'm really new to scopes and how they mount on the rifle, so please bear with me.  I've only installed one scope, and that is on a Tikka.  The rifle came with what I assume, is the mount, already attached to the receiver.  It is a flat piece of steel, attached to the receiver by a pair of screws.  There is bevel on the outside edges of the mount, allowing the factory rings that came with the rifle, to clamp onto.   The ring bases have screws that allow the ring to be tightened down under that bevel.   There are also two holes, one for each ring base, drilled into the beveled mount.   The rings have a small pin that drops into that hole.  So in addition to the clamp, the ring is also held in place by that pin to prevent it from sliding forward or back.  The scope has remained rock solid through several hundred 270 WSM rounds and some arduous hunting treks.   So I have no complaints.

 
However, I'm planning on replacing the scope.    So, I may look at some other rings.  Considering how the rings are is designed to work in this mount, with pins and clamps, how would other rings fit that system?  For example, how do Talley rings hook up to this mount?  Thanks.
 
Maybe this photo of Tally rings will help.
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  Quote Jsimoneaud Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: February/11/2008 at 12:54

JackG - what you are describing as the mount. is actually the receiver, that flat piece is not screwed to the receiver, it is the top of the receiver. you are probably looking at the plastic screw hole fillers, you can back those out with a screwdriver and then buy some talleys that screw into the receiver. I just prefer mounts that are secured by screws.

I hope this answers your questions.

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