TALLEY Remington 700 Rings

Talley Manufacturing offer a unique and simplified one-piece scope ring and base solution for these rifles. This simplified mounting system eliminates the possibility of an “out of alignment” interface or “loose connection” between the ring and base of traditional two-piece designs. Ultimately this provides more strength and durability than rival steel rings and bases, but with a lighter overall weight. Fully CNC machined from lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum to the industries tightest tolerances, this rigid scope mounting platform requires no lapping and is ready to go out of the box.

Scope Mounts – Product Dimensions and Weights

¹ The height is measured from the top of the action/ receiver to the bottom of the scope tube at the respective mounting location

²  Hole spacing measured center to center.

³  Extended rings are typically used with long or magnum length actions when mounting a scope with a shorter main tube length. Front mount is offset by approximately 3/8 of an inch.

• Front hole spacing: .862 inches (21.89mm)
• Rear hole spacing: .605 inches (15.37mm)
• Sold in pairs.
• Includes mounting screws and wrench. (6-48 Screws / T-15)

What height scope rings do I need for my rifle?

Simplified method of determining required scope ring height

• Using some sort of shim (i.e. coins, washers, magnets) stack up the required number of shims to achieve desired scope height.
• Verify final height does not interfere with operation of bolt handle.
• Measure the final stack of shims.

Torque Recommendations?

• Cap Screws on Rings:  17-20 in/lb on ring cap screws. Do not exceed scope manufacturer’s allowable torque specs on main tube. Always recommended to verify with scope manufacturer allowable torques to prevent marking or damage to scope tube.  Always verify with the scope manufacturer the maximum  allowable torque on main tube.

• Mounts to Action: Torque can depend on the receiver. Please check with the rifle manufacturer (Mauser-USA) to verify allowable torque into receiver. Always make sure your torque wrench is calibrated, Talley Mfg is not responsible for damage caused to scopes or firearms due to over torquing.

PLEASE REFER TO TALLEY'S WEBSITE TO FIND THE CORRECT RINGS FOR YOUR FIREARM:

https://www.talleymanufacturing.com/product-category/lightweight-alloy-scope-mounts/