Picatinny rail for a 700 BDL 22-250

[Infrequent Shooter]

Look at Jeff Hankins gun parts. I feel its a good price and well built. I have one of his rails and i would buy again.

same here. good guy also.

 

[Dannybcc]

Thank you for all the replies. Not sure what brand I will get but for the 100,200-300 yd varmint shoot I have decided to go with a 0 Moa. Tried the 20 moa and it bottomed out my scope. Would rather be in more of the mid-section of the scope lense at those known distances.
Appreciate all the input.

 

[L.Sherm]

EGW and bed it to the action.
0 m.o.a is all you need i wouldnt worry about the lug for a 22-250.
My bet is no matter the rail you use push down on one end or the other you will see day light on the other end of any factory 700

 

[Ackman]

Look at Jeff Hankins gun parts. I feel its a good price and well built. I have one of his rails and i would buy again.

Hankins rails are mostly what I use. I think they're the best. The only ones that aren't Hankins were bought because he didn'lhave any 0 moa with 6-46 screws in stock. I have a couple others but the Hankins rail would be my first choice.

 

[nakneker]

EGW are the best value in my opinion, I use them on some rifles. Been using 419 rails on my Tikkas, expensive but well made.

 

[Coyotefurharvester]

My under 26.00 rail came in, couple days early.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

View attachment 1593626My under 26.00 rail came in, couple days early.

That’s a great deal. I use Warne rings when not wanting to pony up for Seekins on some builds.

 

[cmillard]

EGW is good.....my most recent one i bought is an MDT with 50 MOA. I like to get as much adjustment out of my scope as I can

 

[itchyTF]

Ken Farrell?

 

[Dannybcc]

Have always had good luck with Warne products.

I did go to Scheels a couple days ago and picked up the Leupold 0 Moa rail. They had the SA model marked down from $49.95 to $34.95. Just the SA model was marked down so that timing was nice. I am not a fan of their rings, but the rail is nice. The 4 Torq screws that came with the rail were too large so had to reuse the original flat screwdriver type screws. I probably should of drove back into town and got the correct Torq screws.
Appreciate all the input.
Danny