I just ordered a new set of bases from Steve Earl for my newest Fecker scope.  I had a heck of a time mounting the scope because its dovetails seemed to be too small to fit over the standard blocks that I had ready for this rifle and scope.   

After a lot of time on my "mill" - 200 grit wet/dry paper on a block - I got it to fit. But damn it took some work.  And it was more or less all for naught.   I found that I could barely shoot 100 yds with these blocks and need considerable more elevation.   

Anyway, Steve has exactly what I need, not only taller blocks but blocks made specifically for Fecker scopes (i.e., slightly undersized).  These blocks still work with the Unertls and Lyman STSs but they will save one the hassle of becoming a human milling machine.   

I've had several Feckers that all mounted pretty easily on my various blocks but this one was a bit of a challenge - if you run into the same problem, give him a call - he advertises in SSE and other places.   

Brent

I'm of the opinion that Steve makes nothing but the most excellent products that fit the persnikkity-precision oriented aspects of our single shot hobby/cult/whatever.  In everything from the most humble of scopeblock mounting screws to his Earle/Wesson action I think he's made a second religion of "precision".
  In addition he seems to enjoy the challenge of solving the oddball problems that crop up when dealing with our toys.  I know he helped me solve a problem with an european made single shot in a creative and elegant way that really suited the nature of the gun.

While its pretty much common courtesy to recommend the goods and services of the guys and gals who help sponsor the Journal with their advertising dollars, ALL of them, that I have had personal experience with those goods and services, have been really nice people to work with, folks I'd be happy to recommend, even if they were not advertisers, and Steve is a prime example of this.