Measure 10 different actions and you will get 10 different heights.
As for the radius of the rear bridge I’ve read it supposed to be 1.94” but again if you run a dial indicator over it, it rarely is. Infact the radius is almost never symmetrical side to side either. Whether true or not I can’t say, but I’ve also read remington polishes the actions by hand on a belt grinder which would certainly explain the discrepancies.
Measure 10 different actions and you will get 10 different heights.
As for the radius of the rear bridge I’ve read it supposed to be 1.94” but again if you run a dial indicator over it, it rarely is. Infact the radius is almost never symmetrical side to side either. Whether true or not I can’t say, but I’ve also read remington polishes the actions by hand on a belt grinder which would certainly explain the discrepancies.
Winchester is worse. The older new ones anyway.
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It’s a strange design choice, it would have been less work to leave it round, and would have been so much easier to keep rings aligned.
Perhaps there was some big advantage to the lower bridge...?
Last edited by double gun; 04-17-2018 at 08:59 AM.