The biggest question that you have to answer is if your model 70 winchester is a pre-64 or post 64 model 70.With that established you can order a set of bases for your rifle.Some times they are listed with the distance between holes on the top of the receiver.I just use a dial caliper to measure the holes center to center.You can still find some old time redfield bases on E-bay,or you can get the standard leupold bases.If you prefer the weaver still bases,they can be had also.Good luck in your project.
What is the thread size for a Winchester Model 90?
weaver refers to the type of scope mounts the scope uses. a weaver scope can mount on any rail size.
Your Winchester model 25 rifle will take any size scope that you see fit to use as long as the rifle is drilled and tapped for scope use.If your rifle comes with a 3/8in.milled receiver rail then you must use that size scope ring bases.I recommend that a good 4X power scope is all that is needed for the effective range of .22cal rimfire ammo.
Check the scope mount makers web sites or call Remington.
Med or Large depending on the maker.
The Winchester 140 12 gauge has a choke barrel at 28". This is the same choke size as the 20 gauge model.
2 3/4" & 3''
While anything is possible,why would you want to use a scope of that power and objective size on a .22 cal.rifle?If your receiver has a built in 3/8in receiver rail then you may be hard pressed to find rings of the significant height to mount a scope of that size.I would recommend that you get a scope of 4X power.That is all that is needed for the maximum affect range of a .22cal rifle.
Its a 20mm weaver rail. So almost ALL scope mounts will fit on it
A Winchester model 1200 will hold 30 rounds. These rounds are similar to the size that a 12 gauge shotgun wold hold. This gun was first introduced in 1954.
Yes the stock on a Winchester Model 12 16 gauge is the same as a 20 gauge. 16 gauge,20 gauge, and 28 gauge are all the same for the Winchester Model 12. Thanks, Tim
The industry standard for scope mounts is the 6-48 screw. This is an oddball size due to the fact that it is only used for that application. Brownells is one source for such screws and related tooling. Larger magnum builders have opted for the 8-40 size, however, to stand up better to the rigors of the magnum recoil.