Yeah the rail is an OLD style of pic rail. There is a front slot and a rear slot, and that's it.
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Yeah the rail is an OLD style of pic rail. There is a front slot and a rear slot, and that's it.
Yeah the rail is an OLD style of pic rail. There is a front slot and a rear slot, and that's it.
Next thought is that if your current little section of pic rail isnt removable and you have to use current..... cantilevered scope mounts, even if you have to run em backwards to make it work, lots of options to choose from and I'm sure something is out there that'll work.
Nice early gun...If you notice the USFT markings on the Port side, early hammer that LD "ground off" a little material on the right side to speed things up. (He's left-handed)Franklin and other contributers, thank you for the wealth of information. I didnt realize that people still liked the unregulated version. Is the ungregulated version accurate enough for benchrest like the regulated versions?
Here is my new baby. It came with a Nikko sterling 10x50x60 scope. I can see nail holes at 100 yards! WOW!
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@Franklink is right. The rail that came on mine has quite a few more slots.
No, I didn't buy out Mac One. I'm just a "used USFT dealer" and collector of USFTs that LD has worked on or built from scratch. I've got about a dozen of those that are not for sale.Looks great! Maybe try contacting Wayne from Oregon Airguns and see if he has anything. I believe that he may have purchased Mac 1 airguns and may have the pic rail that you need.
Im also curious as to what foot pound your gun shoots at. Again, congratulations hope you enjoy your new purchase!