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Toughest scope mounts?

Yeah I would tend to agree with you, the pmii has a really deep errector housing tho more so than most scopes in the 34mm tube range

Yeah...It gave me flashbacks to the days of having to have someone mill the tops of the Accuracy International mounts for PMii. Long forgotten with 15ish years of Spuhr use.

Tis no longer a problem, ZCO 4-20 is superior and the in the AREA419 mount...
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DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

Mornin, All,
I haven't updated here for a while as things have become incredibly busy. All updates for Parts Kits, Receiver Wrenches, Lot Test Fixtures, DBMs and new action designs are occurring in my FB group.

Thank you to all who provided answers to my questions about DBM features. As has always been the case, I watch and listen to this community and execute what I see and hear in community driven design and development. What you see below is the result of your answers; a PRS/NRL inspired DBM with the M5 inlet. I normally wouldn't splash this and other stuff so early, but copiers will be copiers no matter when it makes it to public view.

Pictured is the full blown M5x with a true flared mag well, Pre-Load Piston and some other things I'm not showing or speaking about yet. There's also a Mini-ARCA for a Barricade Stop that's available in numerous thicknesses. Putting the Barri-Stop this far back allows one to get the rifle further forward, to the balance point.

The line of DBMs is cooking along in parallel and will be available soon.

MB

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NEW From Zermatt Arms - RimX Actions

Anything after R03000 will be good to go with the medium sear but should also work with the low sear.

If there's a question as to what would work in a specific system, we'd just need to see a picture of the back of the cocking piece to determine what will work best in that system. If you've got an older revision of the cocking piece that sits deeper on the trigger sear and are experiencing ignition issues, we'll be happy to coordinate replacing that to the current revision to mitigate any of those issues.

Thank you - Ray