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    Quote Originally Posted by andyanimal31 View Post
    This is the factory sako I found on euro optic
    Looks the gears.
    I hope they are a straight bolt on with no drilling and tapping ect
    Ummm, it looks like a Roedale rail. Three piece, the mounts fit by sliding onto the dovetails, and the rail screws down onto them. The front end of it slotted, so as to be able to fit S, M and L actions.
    I've used the canted mounts from Richard Near in Canada, Near Manufacturing - Rifle Scope Bases , a really super nice guy to deal with, OR, I used the base and mount Optilock set up, not the one piece Ringmounts, and milled 0.028" off the top of the front base, thereby canting the scope for more elevation adjustment.
    Gillie may be able to help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shift14 View Post
    Ummm, it looks like a Roedale rail. Three piece, the mounts fit by sliding onto the dovetails, and the rail screws down onto them. The front end of it slotted, so as to be able to fit S, M and L actions.
    I've used the canted mounts from Richard Near in Canada, Near Manufacturing - Rifle Scope Bases , a really super nice guy to deal with, OR, I used the base and mount Optilock set up, not the one piece Ringmounts, and milled 0.028" off the top of the front base, thereby canting the scope for more elevation adjustment.
    Gillie may be able to help.

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    Pete Lincoln (owner of Roedale Precision) had a bit of trouble with Euro Optics manufacturing copies of item they purchased from him.
    That rail sure looks like a copy of one of Pete's rails.

 

 

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