LanceS4803
Well-Known Member
Looking for early 1960s vintage rifle scope:
I took a chance and bought a .30-06 Remington M700 ADL this weekend. Covered in filth, dark bore. The factory stock finish had seen better days. Scope had a lot of water vapor in it. I was thinking of using it as a donor rifle for a project.
Cleaning it up today, the metal turned out to be near flawless. After much scrubbing and copper removal, the bore is mirror. I encountered an unusual 2-part sear and called Remington and was told the barrel was made in Nov 1964, and the receiver in 1965!
So no project rifle as I am going to turn it back into the original configuration.
I would like to find a vintage Weaver, Leupold or similar scope to go on this rifle. From research, I found the Weaver K6 is probably what would go best, but open to other ideas. Anyone have one sitting in a parts box?
I took a chance and bought a .30-06 Remington M700 ADL this weekend. Covered in filth, dark bore. The factory stock finish had seen better days. Scope had a lot of water vapor in it. I was thinking of using it as a donor rifle for a project.
Cleaning it up today, the metal turned out to be near flawless. After much scrubbing and copper removal, the bore is mirror. I encountered an unusual 2-part sear and called Remington and was told the barrel was made in Nov 1964, and the receiver in 1965!
So no project rifle as I am going to turn it back into the original configuration.
I would like to find a vintage Weaver, Leupold or similar scope to go on this rifle. From research, I found the Weaver K6 is probably what would go best, but open to other ideas. Anyone have one sitting in a parts box?