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Just added the bolt gun, Savage Mod 4, Weaver G4 scope.
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Very nice! I.read somewhere that the savage model 4 was the same as the old j stevens model 84 I recently got my wife. I wish I could find a mount and scope like that. :thumbsup:

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ponycarman wrote:Very nice! I.read somewhere that the savage model 4 was the same as the old j stevens model 84 I recently got my wife. I wish I could find a mount and scope like that. :thumbsup:

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1950-weaver-G4- ... 27ce8bc3cf

This is an exact duplicate of the scope and mounting on my rifle.
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Wow thanks for the link. I might try to grab one of these for the rifle. Thanks a bunch!
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Jackson is the scope centered over the barrel with your setup or is in slightly offset?
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ponycarman wrote:Jackson is the scope centered over the barrel with your setup or is in slightly offset?
looks reasonably close to centered.
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