I want a one piece 20 moa steel base to mount my Vortex 4-16 PST on my Savage 110 HS Precision in 300 win mag. I like Ken Farrell bases but i usually buy the low profile version and it does not seem like they offer that in a long action round top Savage. His bases a a little too tall for a good cheek weld. Any suggestions for a one piece steel 20 moa base?
Rifle Scopes Suggest a base for my Savage 110HS 300 win mag.
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I have a set of Farrell 30mm ultralight low rings I will make you a deal on if they will work for you. They were too low for my scope on my MTU barrel and I had to go with taller rings.
The Farrell standard bases are tall, but if you use them with their rings they work out fine. Their low rings are lower than NF or others. Same with medium and high. The combination of taller base with the lower rings nets out the same. The thicker base is more rigid than a thinner base.
For instance, the Farrell low rings I have have a center of scope to top of base dimension of .735". Nightforce low rings are .885". The .150" lower rings allow you to use a thicker base.
The Farrell standard bases are tall, but if you use them with their rings they work out fine. Their low rings are lower than NF or others. Same with medium and high. The combination of taller base with the lower rings nets out the same. The thicker base is more rigid than a thinner base.
For instance, the Farrell low rings I have have a center of scope to top of base dimension of .735". Nightforce low rings are .885". The .150" lower rings allow you to use a thicker base.
You can check out Murphy Precision. I run their 20 MOA base on my Savage in .300 Win Mag and it works out beautifully. You can also look into Murphy Rings too. He can cut them as low as you need em, even if they aren't listed on his website. He does custom orders which I've done before.
MurphyPrecision.com - Scope Bases, Rings, and Assorted Shooting Accessories.
MurphyPrecision.com - Scope Bases, Rings, and Assorted Shooting Accessories.
+1 for Murphy Precision. He's done some great custom work for me on a few builds. I've never tried his steel bases, I've always opted for titanium. I just had him make a titanium 20 MOA mount for a new Lady Hunter for my wife. He does great work... and fast.
