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A7 20 MOA BASE AND RINGS

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So hopefully I don't receive the firing squad for asking this question. I'm new to this forum and a new owner of a A7 and after reading some of the post I'm not sure if it's a good thing or a bad thing now. This will be my primary elk rifle for the northern Arizona mountains.

I have used the searched function for answers but it's difficult to find the answers through a million posts or the answers that apply directly to my questions. So with that being said... I'm looking for 20 moa scope base and 30 mm scope rings options and suggestions that will give me the best fit and function. I'll be using a Vortex pst 6x24x50 scope.

Any suggestions and your help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Joe
 
Looks like Talley makes 20 MOA picatinny rail for the A7. No idea about fit and function of their products.

What ever you end up using make sure you secure the rail/bases with glue like loctite 638. I firmly believe that 4 flimsy 6-48 screws will not hold any scope on their own.
 
OK thanks, I seen Talley but wasn't sure about their quality.
I asked beretta and they told me it uses the same scope rings as the browning A-bolt rifle. I guess I'll search for rings and a 20 moa base using this information.
I was just hoping to find out what other A7 owners were using for their scope setups...
 
I have the Talley lightweight rings on my A7 and love them ! I am too searching for 20MOA options, and it seems only thing available is a picatinny rail, which I don't want to go that route

I asked Talley for the lightweight 20 MOA rings and told me they don't make them
 
The A7 uses the Browning A Bolt 2 piece bases, but i dont think that an A Bolt one piece base will work because the spacing between them is different.
 
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