Savage F-Class 6BR VORTEX GOLDEN EAGLE® HD

[Edward Manning]

Hello All

I bought a Savage F-Class 6BR and a Vortex Golden Eagle scope and need recommendations on what rings and rail I should use.

Thank you

 

[dthomas]

I like the vortex precission matched rings which are supposed to be seekins rings. the medium height works fine with the golden eagle. EGW makes rails for savage there are probably other rails also, someone else i,m sure will tell you if there are better rails out there.

 

[Evan]

Burris Signature Zee rings and an EGW picatinny rail with 20MOA offset.

 

[newbieshooter]

Hello All

I bought a Savage F-Class 6BR and a Vortex Golden Eagle scope and need recommendations on what rings and rail I should use.

Thank you

How far you planning on shooting?

I have the exact same rifle/scope. Since most of the shooting with this rifle is 200-300 yards (some 600) - I went with a EGW picatinny rail with 0 (zero) MOA offset and Burris Signature XTR rings.

 

[Edward Manning]

How far you planning on shooting?

I have the exact same rifle/scope. Since most of the shooting with this rifle is 200-300 yards (some 600) - I went with a EGW picatinny rail with 0 (zero) MOA offset and Burris Signature XTR rings.

I plan on 600 yards

 

[Nowhere Man]

I use Z rings with inserts on an EGW 20moa base.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

I like the vortex precission matched rings which are supposed to be seekins rings. the medium height works fine with the golden eagle. EGW makes rails for savage there are probably other rails also, someone else i,m sure will tell you if there are better rails out there.

EGW usually has two different models of rails, the heavy duty one is the better one and also a little lower in height.

 

[Dgd6mm]

I have mine on a 20 moa Ken Farrell base and Gen 2 Leupold QRW rings.

 

[Rob01]

The Seekins or Seekins made Vortex Precision Matched rings are excellent choices. The .92" height work well with my GE. For the base any of the above mentioned will work. I would get a 20 MOA as the GE does not have a lot of internal elevation but with a 20 MOA base you can get out pretty far with it.

 

[coldboreshot]

I would go the extra distance and put a Murphy Precision stainless rail and follow it up with Buckeye Optics stainless scope rings. Nightforce and Badger Ordinace are great too but that Fclass 6BR is a stainless action, why not follow suit with base and rings. I'm old school fieldcraft, I prefer steel.

 

[coldboreshot]

In a competition setting, all of that should "more than" be under the weight limit.

 

[Rob01]

Come into the new school as aluminum today is more than strong and secure enough especially the quality offerings.

 

[Edward Manning]

Does anyone have the part Number for the EGW. That will fit the Savage F-Class 6BR. ?


Do you think this will works

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SKU:
80322
HD F-CLASS SAVAGE ROUND BACK SHORT ACTION PICATINNY RAIL SCOPE MOUNT SINGLE LOAD 20 MOA

 

[Rob01]

Does anyone have the part Number for the EGW. That will fit the Savage F-Class 6BR. ?

It's a Model 12 so should be a mount that works with a Savage Model 12.

 

[Edward Manning]

It's a Model 12 so should be a mount that works with a Savage Model 12.

Rob1

Do you think this will fit

Thank you

they have a lot of different ones

HD F-CLASS SAVAGE ROUND BACK SHORT ACTION PICATINNY RAIL SCOPE MOUNT SINGLE LOAD 20 MOA

 

[Dgd6mm]

I'm not Rob but he will say yes. It will fit.

Don Dunlap

 

[Edward Manning]

I'm not Rob but he will say yes. It will fit.

Don Dunlap

Thank you

 

[Rob01]

As long as it says it's for the Model 12 then it should fit fine.

 

[dakotaman]

Any decent 20 MOA rail will work. Depends on how much you want to spend for the rings. You won't change your score by one point regardless of which you choose. Your rifle is HEAVY and the BR has very light recoil. I like to use steel rings so the fine threads don't strip with heavy use. I also like the aircraft grade aluminum that companies like Warne use. I build precision competition rifles and the rings are way down the list of platform concerns for long range precision. Something like the Talley or Warne (their Mountain Tech will serve you well for a reasonable price) are fine but you can pay more without hurting anything.