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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlDiffernt savage 219 in 22 hornet..
Iron sights.. not to bad fer no scope..
I got a j4 weaver scope n mount for it..
But gotta find screws to fit the holes on the barrel..
Thay are 10-32s..
You are referring to screws needed for the base ?
I think I have some various old base screws . I don't know how to determine if a screw is 10-32. But if I have a set, you are welcome to them.
I have a small collection of old Weaver scopes. I like the ones that have post reticles. Some are k series, 2.5, 3, and 4. Also have some of the early variable scopes. They still work as good as they always did. If you think you could use one, just let me know.
I will see what old screws I have and we'll figure out what they are.
Thanks Less ..
These screws n threads are very common..
I think they are not..typical but someone in the past did this work on the barrel..
For the weaver mount they should have been 8-40's..
But who knows what mount was used..
I can make it work tho.. :0)
Edited by - STUD figmo Al on 11/19/2025 06:50:23
De rimmed 22 mag cases..down to 6.5 mm...
Hopefully from here I can do ..
6.5 mm boolits...257 boolits..n..6 mm(.243)..Caliber boolits..
The brass is thicker..n..dooin things in stages just goes better ..
I am hoppin that these work out well..
As so I can feed me 6x45 mm a real nice round n rifle..
N..for .257..the 25-20 wcf..n 250-3000 Savage cartridge..
N..I do have an old 6.5 Japanese rifle..that i should finish..
Started that one as a teen...
Been kinda draggin me feet on that one a bit... :0/
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlRejects go bake to the melting pot...
Do you mean they "bake" in the melting pot or go "back" (as in return) to the melting pot.
Joe
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Originally posted by cottontopquote:
Originally posted by STUD figmo AlRejects go bake to the melting pot...
Do you mean they "bake" in the melting pot or go "back" (as in return) to the melting pot.
Joe
Yep back Joe..
Thanks
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