Contessa Picatinny Rail for Sako 75/85 Medium Action Night Vision Extended (0 MOA)
Details
Contessa Picatinny Rail for Sako 75/85 Medium (0 MOA)
The Contessa Picatinny Rail for Sako 75/85 fits Sako Models: L461 / L579 / S491 / M591 / L61R / L691 / M995 / III – V / 75 / 85 (Check the size of your action)
This Steel Picatinny Rail is precision made by Contessa Alessandro & C. s.n.c. The part is precision made to fit the rifle with exact dovetail spacing to fit to the rifle with the supplied wrench. This full-length rail has two dovetail clamping blocks which attach to the tapered dovetails either side of the ejection port on your Sako rifle. This is the Extended Version designed to be used with scopes such as night vision, which need to be mounted rearwards for better eye relief.
You can’t always tell which size Sako action you have from the calibre, so to check which rail fits your rifle all you need to do is measure the length between your two bases, i.e. measure the length of your ejection port.
If it’s approx. 70-74mm you need the Sako Short Rail.
If it’s approx. 80-84mm you need the Sako Medium Rail.
If it’s approx. 90-94mm you need the Sako Long Rail.
Distance Spacing: (distances between bases)
30mm (Dovetail Base) / 84mm / 30mm (Dovetail Base)
Brand | Contessa |
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Product Name A-Z | Contessa Picatinny Rail for Sako 75/85 Medium Action Night Vision Extended (0 MOA) |
SKU | PH13/NV/0 |
Firearm Manufacturer | Sako |
Base Type | 1 Piece, Flat |
Specs
Contessa Picatinny Rail for Sako 75/85 Medium (0 MOA)
Rail Length: - 219mm
Extension Rearwards: - 75mm
Distance between Bases: - 84mm
Height (BH) - 12mm
Weight: - 239g
Material: - Steel
Code Ref: PH13/NV/0
A common issue with the Sako rifles is that the taper on the rifle is not the same as the taper on the Picatinny rail. Contessa have designed their rail to fit as accurately as possible, tested on a wide number of Sako 85 actions. We have discovered there are slight variations in the Sako rifle dovetails due to factory tolerances, so even just a 1/100 of an mm can mean a poor fit. A method we use to overcome this poor fit is to remove the recoil stud from the rail. This should allow the rail to slide on further and tighter. If this doesn't overcome the problem, we do suggest to use Locktite where the rail dovetail surface contacts the rifle dovetail. This will ensure a solid hold. Bear in mind, any recoil actually pushes the rail forwards into the dovetail and recoil will not alone cause the rail to loosen.
In the box?
Contents Supplied:
- 1x Steel Rail
- 1x Wrench