Anyone drill the mounts into a Ruger Gunsite Scout stock?
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I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
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I didn't need drill bits I just knocked out the pins holding the site to the site block and put the provided nuts and bolts on. a drift pin or a small nail will work to knock the pins out. But I took that one off and installed a new one the following week as I wanted my scope back where it belongs. with this mount you can only put a scout scope or handgun scope on it and the eye relief is way out there lol
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Hi Scott, This is Jeff, I'm Colleen's husband. I took my maverick 88 apart, drilled & tapped the receiver. With 8-32 allen heads you will be fine. Just make sure to blow it out good with air gun before re-assembly, & use the red Loctite ! Good luck! Jeff
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No drilling take your rifle to a gun smith to get good answers . Be careful tightening the screws move the bolt back and forward to see if it binds this can happen .If it does loosen the screws till it is free USE LOCK TIGHT . IF you don't the threads in the mount can strip . Make sure the mount sits square on the rifle some times you need to do work on the (((mount ONLY))) to get it to fit right ,
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I bought them for my Marlin 3030 and have not had a chance to have them mounted in it yet. But they are the same size as the original equipment on the gun I own.
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I own a M24 Yugo. There was absolutely NO drilling required on my installation. An easy 5 minute task that anyone can do. You will need a Scout scope as the eye relief is a little ways out there. This is the only answer to scoping this rifle unless you are willing to remove your rear sight. I have also placed a removable cheek rest/riser on the stock to make the rifle more comfortable to shoot.
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I drifted mine with a brass punch. Use a piece of rag between the punch and sight if you want added precaution. Mine are composite and or alloy.. They are well made though. I will say that you will probably are going to have to file the sights to fit.
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A Drill Bit is included, why? I have no idea.I was able to install mine using the allen wrench (pictured), on my Russian SKS and placed the rails on its Tapco replacement stock.
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Mine will fit the rail and work fine on my 308 and 223 but they are kind of designed to be almost permanent, you have to use an allen wrench to put it on or take it off and if your optic takes up too much of the rail you won't have room to mount it
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You need to have sling studs mounted on your rifle. I would have this done by a pro as it requires drilling into the wood of your stock. Once those are installed the sling comes with clips that will attach to the studs.
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Yes i used the hole in the front of the stock were the sling would mount too...had to use a longer bolt to mount my bipod to it worked just fine
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Mine didn't fit as stock from the factory. Minor modification took about 10 minutes with a pencil and powered ultrasonic cutter. Dremel with cutting wheels would work as well. The spine above the site channel needed to be cut down to fit my optic mount. Finish it off with a small file or some sand paper... My M&P; CORE has a Burris Fastfire III mounted on it.
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Skip it joe, I put one one mine and they fall apart. Get a ported kit if you want decrease recoil.
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Mine went on a Savage 110 w/ standard barrel using high weaver rings. IIRC, Burris has a chart somewhere that says what rings you need for your gun/objective size.
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I have a picatiny rail above the iron sites. It mounted directly to that and the mounts are free floating until I tightened them, with the Allen key it came with. I reall hope that answers your question.
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The stock is not fixed solid enough to mount a scope on. You must get a scope mount that affixes to the receiver. The one I have replaces the stripper clip guide.
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It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?