ONE PIECE BASES Reviews & Ratings

CNC machined, steel bar stock, scope bases are extremely precise; straightness and flatness are held within .002” to create a solid platform for your optics. Bedding-compound groove gives you a stable, exact, base-to-receiver fit. Self-centering Torx® screws and chamfered screw holes to help prevent slipping during use. Accepts Picatinny and Weaver-style rings. Select from Standard or MOA (20 minutes built-in elevation).

SPECS: Steel bar stock, black oxide finish. .7/16" (11mm) high from bottom to top of base. Remington 700 Short One Piece - 5-7/16" (13.8cm) long, 13/16" (21mm) wide; others will vary. Savage RT stands for Round Top (the receiver unique to the new, Savage AccuTrigger models). Savage 10 and 110, both old models and RT, also fit corresponding Savage models from 10/110-16/116.

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Reviews Summary

Overall, customers appreciate the solid build quality and ease of installation of the ONE PIECE BASES for Remington models. Many found the uniform screw size and the mounting design effective. However, dissatisfaction arose around the screw design, which some found prone to stripping. Customer service also received commendations, with quick resolutions reported.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

70%

Reviewers consistently highlight the high-quality materials and solid construction of the rail, praising its fit and finish, especially for Remington rifles. Many users feel that the product is built to withstand significant use and remains reliable under various conditions.

Ease of Installation

65%

Several reviews emphasize the simplicity of installation, reporting that the base fits perfectly and aligns well with scopes and rings. The fact that all screws are the same length simplifies the process further, making it user-friendly for both beginners and seasoned shooters.

Screws and Mounting Issues

50%

A common concern among reviewers involves problems with the screws, including stripping during installation. While some users had no issues, others experienced significant frustrations, needing to purchase new screws to ensure proper fit, which detracted from the overall experience.

Customer Service

60%

Customer service experiences were commendably mentioned, with many users noting quick responses and effective solutions to installation issues. This positive interaction boosted overall satisfaction, reflecting a commitment to customer care.

Performance and Accuracy

75%

Users reported significant improvements in accuracy when using the rail system, with some achieving tight grouping on targets at varying distances. This highlights the rail's design effectiveness in enhancing overall shooting performance.

Weight and Height Concerns

40%

Some reviewers felt the base was bulkier than expected, with high mounting height causing issues with scope fitment. This was a point of contention for those looking for a more streamlined installation, indicating a potential area for improvement.

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Not happy

So before I start Farrell did offer to fix this. I was looking for a base for my 700 Remington SPS in 223. I have other bases on my other 700 Remingtons but I wanted something a little easier to slip rounds into the chamber. So I saw this base and it was a little taller giving me just a little more room to slip a round in. Plus the big thing all the screws are the same size. No long one here or short one there all the same size. So the day I got my new base off to install it. No big deal all the screws are the same. Test fit and the screws are sticking up. Same size screws? Well grind a thread or two off and the screw is still sticking up. Head scratcher? Why are the screws sticking up? Take a another thread off. Same thing still up. One more thread I think should do it. Well of course I lost the screw. Great now I have to order new screws. Order the screws and a few days latter a package with new screws is here. Now I check the screws and they are the same length as the ones I had. Well let us give them a try. I screw them in and they are flush. OK what is going on? I look at the screws again. They are the same length. But the counter sink on the screws are not the same. My screws had a ridge on them causing them to stick up. The new screws had no ridge on them allowing them to sit flush in the counter sink properly. So in the end I had to buy new screws for a new base to get this to work. The others guy base is back on my rifle. It worked the first time. And this will go back to brownells thanks to the warranty they have. With the new screws I had to buy to make it work.

Railroad spike

This is a very nice rail,the machining and fit was perfect on my Rem.700, however, it is stupid tall, this thing is over half inch thick and weighs over a pound. With a 40mm scope the objective bell has over 3/8" gap to the top of barrel with the lowest rings I could find. The pictures are deceiving.