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  • jrbfishn

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    Nice rifle for Moonpie.
    I have a standard model 93 synthetic stock. Really fun to shoot. So far the ammo it likes the best is Winchester jacketed hollow points.

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    acorneau

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    Probably gonna go with the Burris Signature Zee rings.

    Signature Zee's are good rings, especially if you need the MOA offset inserts. Get the Rimfire version so you can loose the additional scope mounts and mount the rings directly to the receiver. That gives you more leeway for fore/aft adjustments as well.

    Just DO NOT follow the printed instructions for the torque values. They are listed as 30 in/lb for the scope/ring screws and 60 in/lb for the ring/receiver screws. Correct values are 20 and 30 respectively.

    Edit to add... I have an extra set of brand-new Zee rings in the gear closet that I wouldn't mind finding a new home. Send me a PM if you're interested.
     
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    Moonpie

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    Signature Zee's are good rings, especially if you need the MOA offset inserts. Get the Rimfire version so you can loose the additional scope mounts and mount the rings directly to the receiver. That gives you more leeway for fore/aft adjustments as well.

    Just DO NOT follow the printed instructions for the torque values. They are listed as 30 in/lb for the scope/ring screws and 60 in/lb for the ring/receiver screws. Correct values are 20 and 30 respectively.

    Edit to add... I have an extra set of brand-new Zee rings in the gear closet that I wouldn't mind finding a new home. Send me a PM if you're interested.

    Thanks for the offer but I've already ordered new rings and a base.
    Went with the EGW base because it is a Weaver rail type so there is more flexibility on forward/rearward setting than the one slot factory bases.
    This also gives some additional height. Along with the high rings the scope should fit.

    I'm wondering if this rifle should get the full blown break-in or just go to shootng?
     

    acorneau

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    I'm wondering if this rifle should get the full blown break-in or just go to shootng?

    I've never had a 22 Mag rifle but my guess is treat it like a rimfire rifle: make sure the bore is cleaned out from any factory/shipping schmutz and just shoot it.
     

    sucker76

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    I have a 93 in 17hmr. It's a great shooter. I put an EGW picatiny rail on it instead of the 2 piece set. I use a bore snake for cleaning and it's a 1 moa gun.
     

    Moonpie

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    Gunz are icky.
    I have a 93 in 17hmr. It's a great shooter. I put an EGW picatiny rail on it instead of the 2 piece set. I use a bore snake for cleaning and it's a 1 moa gun.

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    sucker76

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    I don't want to piss off the Vader meme.
    This is the only one I have now. It's the top one. Below it is a Savage MKII, Marlin 60, Ruger 10/22, Savage 12LRP. This is right after I had all my rimfires threaded. The MKII is my daughters so I have modified the stock to fit her.

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    Dawico

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    Thanks for the offer but I've already ordered new rings and a base.
    Went with the EGW base because it is a Weaver rail type so there is more flexibility on forward/rearward setting than the one slot factory bases.
    This also gives some additional height. Along with the high rings the scope should fit.

    I'm wondering if this rifle should get the full blown break-in or just go to shootng?
    I never break anything in. I just shoot as normal.
     
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