Just picked up my new ruger 10 22. Noted that only two of the four holes line up with receiver....is this by design or did I order the wrong base ?
1586611
Don't know, Mitch. All four lined up perfect with my Weaver base. Is it possible that there is more than one model of the Weaver base? Sorry I can't help.
1586612
no, its correct. just turn it around, the front two holes are closer together than the two in the rear
1586613
You probably ordered the wrong base. When I ordered mine it was for a 1986 Ruger 10-22. I just purchased a new 10-22 with a composite stock and The base fits that one as well. I believe the dimensions have not changed in a long while. The holes in your base on one end should be 7/8" apart and the other end 1/2". If they are not, then you have the wrong base. If they do measure accordingly, then you have a pre 1986 vintage 10-22 Ruger.
1586614
I'm afraid I'm stumped on that. Did your Ruger come with a factory barrel? How far out of alignment are the holes? Did you try turning the mount the other way? :)
56842
It sounds like your forend overlaps the receiver when fully back. If it overlaps by more than ~1/2", then it will interfere with the sidesaddle, which comes within 1/2" of the front end of the receiver. My aftermarket Eotech forend butts flush with the receiver when fully back (the battery plug overlaps, but underneath the receiver so there isn't any interference) and so doesn't interfere with the sidesaddle. The stock Blackhawk forend fit the same way. If you want a sidesaddle with your 3 rail forend you may have to go to the 4-round model instead of the 6-round version.
939873
This base was made incorrectly. I was putting it on a SPS Varmint 223. All 700 actions are the same. If you fasten the rear of the base down, there is a .050" gap at the front. There should be no gap.
1992050
I believe the 795 marlin has a standard 22 rimfire grooved receiver. You'll want rings designed for the receiver unless you've had the receiver tapped and weaver (or picatinny) bases installed. This same item has a question "Will these rings fit in the grooves ona 22 rifle?" which is directly applicable to the 795 marlin.
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It's the two little flathead screws on mine. Mine adjusted very well. I have it mounted on top of my ruger 22/45 pistol with a custom flattop mount. Once adjusted I haven't touched with over 800 rounds through it, it is still dead on.the right screw it left right top is up down. Turn right screw in to adjust left and out to go right.
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My understanding is that they are made specifically for the Ruger 10/22 and they work there perfectly, as they are low enough to allow the rear sight to clear the elevation/thickness of the mount where others did not. The radius on the top of the Thompson Impact receiver may allow it to work, and I would suggest you check that against one before you try to get a set and fit them.
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Hi Kevin, depending on the construction of your .22 rifle, a gunsmith can probably install a scope rail to the receiver that will work. I wouldn't try to do that except with a gunsmith. Another thing is that the modification will probably take away from the value of the rifle for resale purposes. I have a .22 that is over 100 years old, owned by my grandmother, that shoots very well with iron sights at 100 yards. So I would not feel a need to put a scope on it.
1169517
Not at all--if you want high mount rings to also use your open sights you will need Wide View WSM-EHOP scope rings--if you use the Accushot 1" Weaver high mount rings that will fasten to the scope base that came with the rifle you can not see the rear sight because of the scope base--the Wide View fasten directly to the top of the 10/22 receiver WITH OUT the base--this will let you both a scope & open sights--even a scope with a 40mm front objective clears the rear sight--works great
663374
Scope rings good to go. Rings clamp on to 11mm rail cut in top of receiver. Not the best scope or trigger. That said, I love this gun. Try many pellets. Some group better than others. My best luck has been with the PBA Exact heavy. Have fun.
8742
I've got this scope mounted on a Ruger10/22 with a .920 bbl using Ruger 3/8 dove tail base(base comes with the gun) From the top of the base to the bottom of the scope measures around .445. I only have extra weaver mounts to compare and they measure .335. SO- I believe you'll need the extra high mounts,3/8 dove tails, and your bell will clear the bbl by about 3/16 or so,and your covers will clear easily.
56866
I am not exactly sure what you are asking but I have this scope mounted on a Ruger 10/22 with low profile base and rings to get the objective within a hair of the barrel. I may(?) be wrong but I don't think you will find a scope mount and rings combination that will be too low to accommodate this scope. If I have not completely answered your question or you still have concern, recommend call Leupold customer service. They are user friendly and will go out of their way to answer your question more specifically.
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you should be mounted foward of post when installed onto rail,slightly higher than sight post, I keep mechanical sight{folded down} on my Windham along with my site mark. I also have green Z site Mark mounted onto Rugar 10-22 and no obstructions, I suppose it may be different situation on some other rifles/guns types. You might ask a local dealer for their input on what you can mount onto your firearm,
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Ok. Im looking at the Camp 9 receiver and i see the 4 set screws that are in the top of the receiver. it looks like it would fit. the rail i have that i had to modify. there are 6 holes. 2 in the front and 4 in the back. the 2 in the front look uniform and will fit but the question is if two of the back 4 are drilled at the correct measurement. i just measured mine and from the center of the first set screw.(farthest hole toward the muzzle) to the first of the 4 toward the rear of the rail was. 2.5 inches. second hold from the farthest hole was 3 inches. third hole 3 3/38. and last hole was 3 7/8. so these measurements are consecutive. hope this helps. if not sorry.
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The only thing I can tell ya is the pre-drilled holes in the utg rail line up perfect to match with a ruger 10/22's pre-drilled holes on the upper reciever were the weaver rail which comes with the ruger 10/22 would go. So I think this rail is a proprietary rail designed for the 10/22..............
180380
Anthony: This Thread Protector will work on a Ruger 10/22 "Bull" Barrel only. Will not work on a sr22. Bill
1399451
It is a standard weaver, picatinny rail. I believe most Ruger 10-22 come with that style of rail, so it should fit fine.
498916
The slot in the suppressor is for the sight of the Ruger 10/22. Since you are putting yours on a Mossberg 715T (like I did) you can put the slot on the bottom or where ever you think best. I even saw on the web where someone had made an adaptor for the suppressor that filled in the slot and made it look a little longer.