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 Re: WTB or Trade
#615166
May 26th a 10:35 PM
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| by Brittany Man |
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Fox,
The S (short) designation on the Buehler 70S base refers to where the front ring is located & has nothing to do with which action it was intended for.
The 70L base & 70S one piece bases have exactly the same hole spacing but the base is longer & moves the front ring about 0.8" farther forward to accommodate the turret position of a longer scope.
Either the 70S or the 70L will fit on a post war(non magnum length, ie. 300 or 375 H&H) M70 Winchester action that was factory drilled & tapped. In Post war Pre 64 M70's you only had the std. action & the magnum action.
Any chance your M70 Swift is built on a pre war M70 action or very early transitional post war action? If so it requires a different base for the prewar style action.
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