EGW Picatinny Rail for Winchester 70 STD Pre-64 Long Action 42100

Other Picatinny Rails for Winchester Model 70 Pre-64

Other MOA Options

EGW 42102 — 20 MOA

Other Compatible Models

The EGW 42100 also fits Winchester Model 70 post-1964 Long Action rifles, Winchester Model 670, Marlin XL7, Sears Model 53 and Ted Williams Model 53 when the receiver uses the compatible 3.805" center hole spacing.

Other Manufacturers

The BJL compatibility guide lists additional Winchester Model 70 rails for other hole-spacing and action configurations. Verify the receiver hole spacing before selecting an alternative.

See all picatinny rails for Winchester Model 70

Picatinny Rail FAQ

How do I know which Picatinny rail fits my Winchester Model 70?

The EGW 42100 is designed for the Winchester Model 70 Pre-64 Standard Action and uses a 3.805" center hole spread. Measuring the receiver hole spacing before ordering is the best way to verify fit. See our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide for help identifying the correct rail.

Does the EGW 42100 fit a Pre-64 Winchester Model 70?

Yes. EGW identifies the 42100 for Winchester Model 70 Pre-64 rifles and states that it fits the Pre-64 Standard Action configuration. Verify the receiver hole spacing before installation.

Is the EGW 42100 a short-action or long-action rail?

The EGW 42100 uses the Winchester Model 70 Standard / Long Action receiver spacing and also fits Pre-64 Model 70 rifles. See our guide to short action vs. long action for more information.

Is the EGW 42100 a 0 MOA or 20 MOA rail?

The EGW 42100 is a 0 MOA rail. See our guide to 0 MOA and 20 MOA Picatinny rails for more information about rail cant and scope adjustment.

How do I verify the hole spacing on my Winchester Model 70?

Measure the distance between the two center-most receiver mounting holes. The EGW 42100 uses a 3.805" center spread. EGW recommends measuring the receiver before ordering to confirm the correct Model 70 mount.

Will the EGW 42100 fit a Winchester Model 70 Short Action?

No. Winchester Model 70 Short Action rifles use a different receiver hole spacing and require a short-action-specific rail.

Not sure which rail you need? Use our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide or contact BJL Outdoors for help selecting the correct rail.