EGW Picatinny Rail for Marlin 917 982 XT-17 XT-22 47300

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EGW also offers the 47302, a 20 MOA version for the same Marlin 917, 982, XT-17 and XT-22 rifles.

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Picatinny Rail FAQ

What rifles does the EGW 47300 fit?

The EGW 47300 fits Marlin 917, Marlin 982, Marlin XT-17 and Marlin XT-22 rifles. EGW recommends measuring the receiver hole spacing to confirm that it matches the published dimensions.

Is the EGW 47300 a 0 MOA or 20 MOA rail?

The EGW 47300 is a 0 MOA Picatinny rail. EGW recommends 0 MOA for shooting from 0–500 yards and 20 MOA for 500–1,000 yards. See our 0 MOA vs. 20 MOA Picatinny Rail guide.

Does the EGW 47300 fit the Marlin 917 and 982?

Yes. Both the Marlin 917 and 982 are specifically listed as compatible models for the 47300. The rail uses the factory scope-mount holes in the receiver.

Does the EGW 47300 fit the Marlin XT-17 and XT-22?

Yes. EGW specifically lists both the XT-17 and XT-22 as compatible with the 47300.

What are the dimensions of the EGW 47300?

The 47300 has a 2.728-inch center spread, 4.7-inch overall length and approximately 0.4-inch height from the top of the receiver to the top of the Picatinny rail. It weighs 2 ounces.

What screws are included with the EGW 47300?

The 47300 includes #6-48 x 1/4-inch screws and a T-10 bit. EGW recommends 20 in/lbs of torque and a small amount of blue Loctite during installation.

Do I need to know the short-action or long-action length for the 47300?

No. The 47300 is selected by the specific Marlin receiver and mounting-hole pattern rather than conventional short-action or long-action terminology. For general information about action lengths, see What’s the Difference Between Short Action and Long Action?

How do I know which Picatinny rail fits my Marlin?

Fitment depends on the exact Marlin model and receiver mounting pattern. Use our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide to compare Marlin models and compatible rails.

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