Scope Base for US 1917 Sporter

[1yesca]

have done lots of 1917 / p14 even put ears back on one i made a fixture out of steel that has a v milled at each end to support a receiver mandrel with a handle on the under side of the mandrel put the set up in a surface grinder and as its going back and forth just move the handle a bit tell the back matches front just like a rem mod 30 and then there's the index / lighting hole back there to fill or not to fill if its there and them dam 3-1/2 % nickel rec. for the most part they drill ok but they can be a bit gummy but thank god for the 17's and 14's for with out them most of us would never be able to build are 375's and 416's

 

[Butch Lambert]

My receiver was unused when I bought it. I still haven't killed a squirrel with it. I've searched the serial number on mine, but the numbers are higher than my research shows. Mine is identical to my Remington 30 and is a Remington Enfield. I'll see if Nick Hughes still have the photos that he can post. His bases use the 19MM CZ rings. Scope rings come from Alaska Arms. I will be using the Alaska Arms bases and rings on the Remington 338 RUM that I*'m building.

 

[Butch Lambert]

George my PM box was full when I tried to PM you. I lost your email when I got my new computer;. I have a series of photos on my 1917 receiver.

 

[GGaskill]

Sent you a PM. Reply here if you don't get it.

 

[GGaskill]

So I am going to just post Butch's photos now and come back with some text tomorrow.

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It sounds like some people are unable to view the images inline so I have added url's for them after the images.

 

[Butch Lambert]

Thanks George. Nick does nice work. Check out the cutout on the LH side of the rear ring and the cut for the recoil lug that is on the rear scope ring.