Seb Neo Leg Screw Size

[Markhor]

Can someone please tell me the leg screw size of the NEO rest. Is it the same size as the Farley leg screw?


Thanks,
Ed

 

[bisley]

M12 metric.
I don't think the farley is metric.

 

[Markhor]

Thanks Bisley, I am looking for screws that will work with Super Feet. The Remington points on the Neo do not work with the feet.

Ed

 

[bisley]

I've got older seb rest,and got some longer leg screws made by friend.
He had some surplus m12 stainless threaded bar Kicking around.
I considered making my own,but ended up doing a trade for bolt holsters.
There is guy at my club in England that sells long leg screws for Seb rests.
They work out £24/$38.40

Google spud1969

I would put the link in,but I'm on tablet and haven't master pasting yet.

 

[Markhor]

Thanks Bisley, i sent you a PM

Ed

 

[seblambang]

Ed,

Except for the old "SEB gen-1" rest, all my rests (i.e. the "SEB gen-2", the "NEO", & the "MAX") use metric M12x1.75 for the leg / leveling screw.

I'll try to attach the exploded drawing of the NEO rest for your reference.

Hope this help,
seb.

 

[Markhor]

Thanks Seb, I appreciate the info

Ed

 

[bisley]

M12 x1.75 course thread size,seams to be the standard metric in the UK.
I don't I think have ever come across the Metric fine,and extra fine variations.
You go inside one of our hardware stores and ask for M12 bolt,your going get M12 x 1.75 course.

Sorry if caused confusion, got real soft spot for Whitteworth threads.
Joseph Whitteworth was the first person to standardise screw threads,and built a very fine rifle. In 1860, the British National Rifle Association held its first annual meeting at Wimbledon. Queen Victoria fired the first shot from a Whitworth rifle on a machine rest at 400 yards, and struck the bull's-eye 1-1/4 inch from its center.
So was Queen Victoria the world first bench rest shooter ?.