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Chris Ensor
 Post subject: Colt Plunge Base Holes
PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 10:30 am 
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I am looking for the hole layout measurements (distance between screw holes on the base) on the colt plunge base. Can someone with a colt plunge base measure it for me? Thanks in advance.

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Mine reads 68mm.
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Chris, the hole centers on mine are a rectangle. It looks like they were shooting for 76mm x 68mm They almost got it. :( center of spindle seems to be deliberately set 3mm off center on 68mm side.
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david farmer wrote:
Chris, the hole centers on mine are a rectangle. It looks like they were shooting for 76mm x 68mm They almost got it. :( center of spindle seems to be deliberately set 3mm off center on 68mm side.


Thanks. That's for the plunge base correct?

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oops_sign :oops: Sorry. didn't see plunge. That's the fixed base.
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Michaeldc wrote:
Mine reads 68mm.


Is this for the plunge base- 68mm square pattern?

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