Remington 700 MOA Mounts: Precision and Adaptability
The Remington 700 MOA mounts are engineered for precision and long-range shooting, fitting seamlessly with the esteemed Remington models 721, 722, and Bergara B14. These mounts cater to both right-hand and left-hand firearms, ensuring a snug fit that complements your shooting style.
Designed with a tapered front end, these mounts provide an edge in long-distance accuracy by lowering the height on the front ring by approximately .03 inches compared to standard mounts. This subtle yet critical adjustment enhances stability when sighting targets at extended ranges.
Constructed with durability in mind, the base screws measure 6-48 x 1/4 inch while the ring screws are sized at 6-40 x 5/8 inch. Both types of screws require a precise hand using a 7/64-inch Allen wrench for installation. However, if your firearm is equipped with modified .338 Lapua receivers featuring larger threads (8-40), you will need to adjust accordingly using a separate model designed specifically for these dimensions—utilizing an upgraded size requiring a 9/64-inch Allen wrench.
The short action variant maintains an outside-to-outside ring distance of precisely 4.26 inches for standard rings which measure .63 inches wide and feature two securing screws per ring. For those opting for tactical rings, expect enhanced security with widths of .80 inches supported by four robust screws per ring.
- Hole Spacing Dimensions:
- .86 inches
- 3.63 inches
- .60 inches .
Select from varying mount heights tailored to meet specific needs—from low (.98 inch) through medium (1.11 inch) up to high (1.23 inch)—measured from top receiver surface directly aligning scope tube centerlines perfectly suited towards maximizing optical performance under diverse operational environments!
In summary—the Remington Model Seven Hundred series ensures adaptability across multiple platforms delivering unparalleled results whether engaging competitive scenarios or pursuing game amidst challenging terrains.
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