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Talley built this Picatinny base to give the post-2009 Winchester Model 70 a clean, dependable home for modern optics. It's cut for standard caliber and short mag short action receivers with the .860 inch rear hole spacing, so if your rifle fits that pattern this is the base you want. The whole thing is machined from high-grade 7075 aluminum and finished with a hard-coat anodizing, which keeps the weight down while shrugging off the scrapes and weather that come with real hunting and range time.
Because it follows the MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny spec, you get a ton of flexibility with your ring choice. Any Picatinny-compatible rings will clamp right on, whether you're running lightweight hunting rings or beefier tactical mounts, and that includes Talley's own Picatinny ring lineup. The 0 MOA elevation makes it a natural fit for general-purpose hunting setups and standard-range shooting where you don't need built-in angle for long-distance holdover.
A one-piece rail takes the guesswork out of alignment. There's no chance of two separate bases ending up slightly off from each other, so your scope sits square and your rings share the load evenly. Talley holds tight tolerances on the receiver fit, which means it drops onto the action cleanly and stays put when the rifle barks.
The base comes with the mounting screws and a T15 Torx wrench, so you've got what you need to get it on the gun. Before you order, measure the rear hole spacing between holes 2 and 3 on your receiver to confirm it's the .860 inch pattern. On these post-2009 short actions that spacing runs about 3.5 inches between those holes, which separates them from the older pre-2009 guns and the long action rifles. A quick check with a caliper or even a ruler saves you a return and gets the right base on your rifle the first time.
It's made for post-2009 Winchester Model 70 short action rifles in standard caliber and short mag with .860 inch rear hole spacing. The quickest way to confirm is to measure the distance between holes 2 and 3 on your receiver, which runs about 3.5 inches on these current-production short actions. If your rifle is an older pre-2009 gun or a long action, you'll want a different Talley base.
Because it's built to the MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny standard, any Picatinny-compatible scope rings will clamp onto it. That opens the door to everything from light hunting rings to heavier tactical mounts, including Talley's own Picatinny ring options. Just match the ring height and tube diameter to the scope you're running.
Correct, a 0 MOA base sits level with the bore and adds no built-in angle. That's the right pick for general hunting and standard-range shooting where you don't need extra elevation. If you're planning serious long-distance work, a 20 MOA version gives you more usable scope adjustment for holdover.
Yes, it ships with the mounting screws and a T15 Torx wrench, so you've got the basics covered. It's a good idea to clean the screw threads and receiver holes before installation and torque the screws evenly for a solid, repeatable fit.
| UPC | 876430004556 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PS0252702 |
| Action | |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Style | PICATINNY |
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