Lever Action
#6
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 59
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From: Newburgh N.Y. USA
Honna,
If it's a top eject model,you will have to get a side mount,like I did. The scope will be offset to the left of the rifle barrel.It looks different;and some folks do not like it. But if you have normal abilities it is no problem to find the sight quickly.
There are a number of mounts,available that do not require drilling/tapping.
The only one still made is the Williams,which,in my opinion,is the best one.
Frank
If it's a top eject model,you will have to get a side mount,like I did. The scope will be offset to the left of the rifle barrel.It looks different;and some folks do not like it. But if you have normal abilities it is no problem to find the sight quickly.
There are a number of mounts,available that do not require drilling/tapping.
The only one still made is the Williams,which,in my opinion,is the best one.
Frank
#7
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 2,425
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From: Bossier City LA United States
In my opinion a scope on a lever action seems to defeat the purpose of a light, quick handling, fast shooting rifle. I suppose a Savage 99 or a Browning BLR would be the exception to this rule.




