Yup!…and you’re the guy I contact when I need someone to justify (enable) a new gun purchase!I only own one of these rifles in 222, it’s shoots very small, live that rifle. Hope to get more, Josh is a bad influence that way… LOL
Anytime, I’m bad that way…Yup!…and you’re the guy I contact when I need someone to justify a new gun purchase!
wealth of information from experienced old hands!Boy oh boy, this brings back memories. Funny thing….I put that Master Sporter in storage and never shot it until last Friday. I finally decided I deserved it, what the hell!….and no, the 695 has a longer screw center. (That’s from my failing memory. I did one 695 in 338 Win Mag and I’m pretty sure it was a little longer but it’s been 6…7 years.)
Add: I like to confirm my sanity so I did a search and found this:
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what mounts/rings do you like for you m595?I’m currently working on load development for a 12 twist 223 m595. I’m trying 52-3 grain bullets. W748 test was a flop. My fault. Action screws had loosened up during shipping and I hadn’t checked them. Interesting thing was that I had a good load for my Remington on the bench, so I tried 5 in the Tikka. The 69 grain SMK with H335 shot better than any of the 52 grain bullet loads. 69s “ aren’t supposed to work” in a 12 twist.
Josh, thanks for your input. I am probably going to do a pic rail or a Warne one piece base, cut in two and smoothed out. Warne bases are pretty high quality. The screw spacing fits on each end. I would like to make use of the recoil notch in the receiver.The standard Tikka rings work OK for 1” low power hunting scopes. Most of my guns get a pic rail so I can move my high power scopes around as needed. I’m a big fan of the Burris Extreme rings with the inserts. I have them on all of my big scopes.