Shown above is Conetrol's two-piece Fluted Base for the Mod. 70 Winchester. The rear segment, at left, has one screw hole located inside the ring hole.

As knowledgeable shooters are aware, builders of America's finest custom rifles have been making or having made bases of a characteristic fluted-edge design, specifically for use with Conetrol rings.

These "fluted" bases have come to be widely accepted by discriminating shooters willing and able to pay top price for guns meeting their uncompromising tastes. Having recognized that this design is not without aesthetic appeal and, even more importantly, allows maximal removal of metal (ergo, weight) unnecessary to function, Conetrol is now offering two-piece fluted bases at production prices.

Not only is their cost lower than such bases heretofore made one at a time on special order, but they are being maintained as a stock item -- in other words, no waiting!

Available for every gun that will take a conventional top mount low over receiver, the fluted bases accept all Conetrol rings and come in three standard modes as priced below. The two finished modes are done fine matte (as preferred by classic gun makers around the country) but a high-gloss finish is also available for 50% extra cost.