If the unit is straight and dosnt need windage help the EGWs work great. Low rings will help keep it close to the gun for a nice cheak weld,you may have to trim the EGW mount to get scope to set down.
You can turn the 2 piece windage units so that they fit the scope better.
Pic shows a few different scopes and mount setups=they are all mid action units.
Or, if you want to really get into it, have a couple of one pieces bases cut, fitted and rewelded to fit your action. I wanted a one piece base with rear windage adjustment that "fit" the chamber opening without hanging over at one end or the other and having all the screw holes match.
Didn't think I was asking too much but after looking for a couple of months and not finding what I was after, I had one custom made. Fits like a glove and works like a charm.
And Jim: Someone should buy all those J-Series abominations and melt them down so they're not out there causing problems anymore? Shame on you. At first I thought you were talking about the Axis.
My "J" Series is what got me into the Savage rifle in the first place. Been downhill ever since. And it's been a BUNCH of different calibers since it was new. It's the one rifle that I''ll never part with. And, it's about to get another caliber change.
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