Ultra-Light stocks and scope mounts

[Targetman]

I am in the process of putting my Rem 700Ti .30-'06 on a diet. This rifle weighs in at 5 lb 8 oz (naked) but there is always room to lose a little more. Interested to know what manufacturers have quality ultra-light rings and bases, detachable preferred but not mandatory.

Also, I am considering a Lone Wolf custom stock from WWGuns. The lightest model starts at 9 oz or so. Anyone have experience with these?

[AlaskaCub]

Talley Lightweights are prety **** light, and yet extremely durable. They are what I have on my Kimber Montana.

[Snowwolfe]

I second the Tally's. I have them on my wife's Kimber. If you find them to be to expensive nothing beats the good old Weaver mounts and bases.

[Targetman]

Talley weight

I just got off the phone with a distributer for Talley. He stated that the one-piece ultra-lights weighed 2.2 ozs. I just can't imagine getting any lighter than that on rings and bases!

[AlaskaCub]

Targetman,
You cant go wrong with Talleys. I have had them on my Tikkas too and hey are bulletproof and have the added advantage of being very lightweight. sounds like you rin the makings of a sweet little sheep gun.

[Targetman]

After talking to WWGuns today, they seemed to think that I could easily lose several ounces off of my Rem 700Ti in .30-'06. If I take the time (and $$$) I will go with a Lone Wolf synthetic that weighs 9 oz, add the Talley rings and bases (currently using the Leupold QR bases and two-piece base which no weight can be found on these), can have the barrel lathed down slightly just aft of the breech, and even lose a couple of ounces out of the action. However, I am sure I will get to a point where the cost isn't worth the oz or 2.

[Pigeon]

Have a look on my Remington 700 TI on my website... OK, itīs not for rings, but for rail attachment, but I am sure, You wonīt find any lighter scope mount for the rail attachment: Some folks say, it looks gorgeous... :-)

And it is made from Titanium...!!!

Best regards,
Klaus