MY scope ring did not come with screws to hold the rinds down ,what size of screws do i need?
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What rifle do you intend to use them on. I used existing screws on my Marlin 30/30.
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Depends on the weapon but I found these scope rings to be junk, screws stripped when mounting the scope. My advise, buy some good scope mounts from a gunsmith.
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The rings to mount the scope come with it, but you have to get the rails seperately. There are several good options avaialble on amazon.
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You might need to replace the rings if you can't find the screws, but I would check any outdoors store that sells hunting equipment
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The rings are bands around the scope with clamp type fixtures on the bottom that are made to grip slots on either side of the receiver that are on most newer rifles. Check yours for a groove on either side of the top mount block. If not equipped, you would need rings in addition and gunsmithing.
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You'll need to install a "Weaver" rail. Or, swap to rings that are compatible with the factory rail, so called ".22 rings". I'd go with swapping out the rail.
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The base and the scope are two different pieces and the screws holding them together must come up from the bottom. I have mine mounted and sighted and therefore I don't want to take it off. I know that Cabbalas has these in their display case here in Grand Junction ( at a higher price ) Maybe you you could look at one and determine if what you want to do is possible. I hope that I have been of some help.
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Many manufacturers make mounts and rings for your weapon. Just Google Winchester savage 110 scope mounts. All you really need to know after that is the diameter of your scope to get ring size.
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Sorry for taking so long to respond. No they won't fit. They mounting screws that came with mine were too large. You can buy the correct size screws but they are hard to find and more expensive than the mount and if you do then the holes in the mount will be too large for the correct screws and will not remain secure from recoil. I bought Weaver 49713 from "The Rifle Scope Store" online for $12 plus $4.95 shipping. They work great.
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I mounted mine in a 5 1/4" rail, but the minimum you could use is 3 1/2" due to the lenght where the rings goes. Hope this information could be helpful.
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They are secured with tiny screws. You will need a "Very Small" screw driver. Since I don't move the scope around very often, I leave the screws loose. Great scope have fun!
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I was able to attach my scope to the rifle as is. I didn't need to add or buy anything extra? It just slides on the track & tighten the screws.
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I got replacements from Boltdepot.com Product number 3587 Machine screws, slotted oval head, 18-8, #6-32 x 1/2" The bolt heads stick up a bit but do not interfere with mounting the scope.
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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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go to - http://www.weaver-mounts.com/rings_bases/ the Weaver wesite - I know those leaver are tricky
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I mounted a 3x12x44 on these rings and have had No issues with either the rings or scope! Happy hunting!
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They should work with your scope fine. I'm not sure what type of base you are planning on using on your rifle,but the scope rings should work for you.
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I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store. Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole spacing, different rail thickness) In any case, I've got 50 rounds through it and my red dot is still tight.