Thread: The model 7 in your life

Anyone run a pic rail on their m7’s.
I currently have the leupold 1 piece base and r8ngs with a 25mm tube scope but looking to run a vx5 on it and looking at the talleys.
Would also like the option to put the vx5 back on another gun with a pic rail, not sure about the pic rail on the m7 blocking up the ejection port though

Originally Posted by Mick Hunter

Anyone run a pic rail on their m7’s.
I currently have the leupold 1 piece base and r8ngs with a 25mm tube scope but looking to run a vx5 on it and looking at the talleys.
Would also like the option to put the vx5 back on another gun with a pic rail, not sure about the pic rail on the m7 blocking up the ejection port though

No, but im after one if someone has one spare, im wanting to mount my Pard NV008 scope to my Bitsa M7 6.5Creed for an upcoming deer culling operation on private land, the owner has been hunting them hard in daylight and then with the spotlight once they became nocturnal, theres still lots of them coming out after dark but they are extremely light shy now, so two us us with NV will try to clean a few more up, mobs of 50 odd smashing his crops/grass every night.

Originally Posted by Mick Hunter

Anyone run a pic rail on their m7’s.
I currently have the leupold 1 piece base and r8ngs with a 25mm tube scope but looking to run a vx5 on it and looking at the talleys.
Would also like the option to put the vx5 back on another gun with a pic rail, not sure about the pic rail on the m7 blocking up the ejection port though

Aye, you'll need to check if it's a three or four hole receiver.

Mine is a three hole, only managed to find EGW who made a 20MOA 3hole picatinny rail.

Special order from the USA, bit of a pain but got it eventually. Had to epoxy bed for full receiver contact, but all good since.

EGW is cut properly and allows you to load the internal mag easily, does not foul ejection in any way, however it does sit higher as a result.

I'd recommend that anyone loading a flooplate should learn to load it from the bottom. You can top up the mag with the bolt closed which is a huge advantage IMHO.

Originally Posted by GWH

No, but im after one if someone has one spare, im wanting to mount my Pard NV008 scope to my Bitsa M7 6.5Creed for an upcoming deer culling operation on private land, the owner has been hunting them hard in daylight and then with the spotlight once they became nocturnal, theres still lots of them coming out after dark but they are extremely light shy now, so two us us with NV will try to clean a few more up, mobs of 50 odd smashing his crops/grass every night.

See above

Originally Posted by caberslash

Aye, you'll need to check if it's a three or four hole receiver.

Mine is a three hole, only managed to find EGW who made a 20MOA 3hole picatinny rail.

Special order from the USA, bit of a pain but got it eventually. Had to epoxy bed for full receiver contact, but all good since.

EGW is cut properly and allows you to load the internal mag easily, does not foul ejection in any way, however it does sit higher as a result.

I'd recommend that anyone loading a flooplate should learn to load it from the bottom. You can top up the mag with the bolt closed which is a huge advantage IMHO.



See above

Does one of the rear two holes of a four hole M7 pic rail not line up with the single hole in the rear on a 3 hole action? Ie just mount the 4 hole rail with 3 screws?

Originally Posted by GWH

No, but im after one if someone has one spare, im wanting to mount my Pard NV008 scope to my Bitsa M7 6.5Creed for an upcoming deer culling operation on private land, the owner has been hunting them hard in daylight and then with the spotlight once they became nocturnal, theres still lots of them coming out after dark but they are extremely light shy now, so two us us with NV will try to clean a few more up, mobs of 50 odd smashing his crops/grass every night.

I've got a 3 hole Weaver rail for a Mohawk 660 you can have - pretty sure they are the same pattern (even if you just want to check whether the 3 hole works on the newer receivers).
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