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One drama w/ Lymans is that they are often 7/8" dia. Could make a sleeve.....
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08-31-2009 07:25 AM
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yup, sleeve away, well worth it..
I even found a listing for enfield sniper T with lyman, follow link to site, click on home page box in middle of page for sniper rifles, scroll down to enfield, nice rifle..
http://www.reesesurplus.com/
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A weaver k3 look like the one for me.
I received my Sarco mount today. very nice. Any one know what the correct screws to mount the pads. Also I am missing the screw that goes into the front of the front site. What is the size of that one.
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For screws etc, springfield sporters or numrich, they mostly list and illustrate the bits ,so you could ID that sight screw.
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Was rooting about and found my faux bracket w/ a Burris 4X Compact mounted in it. The turret is not forward of the front ring but otherwise looks pretty darn good w/ its matte finish and ever so slightly belled objective.
Now called a "Timberline", apparently.
Burris Timberline Scopes
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There's also a russian made one thats been used often and is for sale all over. I forget the name now. I had one, with a sniper post reticle, it was very good until it got old. Anyone remember them? They were all the thing for a while.
I have one that might be what you're referring to, I believe it's called a Red Star scope. It roughly resembles a No. 32 and has the sniper post reticle although the verticle post is not at a right angle to the verticle lines.