New guy here. Can any of you guys tell me if these are any good. They say Les Baer uses these any info would be great. Good or Bad Thanks.
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Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
It's a cheap and easy way to run a detachable mag system. Dosent require any inletting on factory r700 stocks. IMO it's better than the factory r700 bottom metal. Having owned one I would probably not buy one again. I did buy mine used for the for sale section and then sold it for the same price so it worked out well for a temporary DBM that ended up costing nothing.
It's a cheap and easy way to run a detachable mag system. Dosent require any inletting on factory r700 stocks. IMO it's better than the factory r700 bottom metal. Having owned one I would probably not buy one again. I did buy mine used for the for sale section and then sold it for the same price so it worked out well for a temporary DBM that ended up costing nothing.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
I wouldn't consider $300 bucks cheap. I think it is a good setup. I like mine and it feeds my 6.5 nicely.
It is also the only one that we found would work for 300 RUM when running the long pills.
I wouldn't consider $300 bucks cheap. I think it is a good setup. I like mine and it feeds my 6.5 nicely.
It is also the only one that we found would work for 300 RUM when running the long pills.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
Look at the M4 DBM configurations from Stockysstocks.com they are durable and a nice drop in system that doesn't usually require stock modifications unless you are running an Ultra Mag or .338
Look at the M4 DBM configurations from Stockysstocks.com they are durable and a nice drop in system that doesn't usually require stock modifications unless you are running an Ultra Mag or .338
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
Thanks Guys.
Thanks Guys.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
I ran a .338 Ultra Mag with a Wyatt's drop mag that held 9 rounds of RUM ammo. It was kind of klunky but it worked well. I never had a malfunction with the system. I currently run AI mag set ups. I find them more universal.
I ran a .338 Ultra Mag with a Wyatt's drop mag that held 9 rounds of RUM ammo. It was kind of klunky but it worked well. I never had a malfunction with the system. I currently run AI mag set ups. I find them more universal.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
I have one on my 280AI, works great, never had one problem.
I have one on my 280AI, works great, never had one problem.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
I have the 223 model and it is almost impossible to load all 10 rounds. When shooting pdogs I end up just single loading because the wyatts mag is hard to load and difficult to get it clipped back into the gun.
I have the 223 model and it is almost impossible to load all 10 rounds. When shooting pdogs I end up just single loading because the wyatts mag is hard to load and difficult to get it clipped back into the gun.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Time Killer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I wouldn't consider $300 bucks cheap. I think it is a good setup. I like mine and it feeds my 6.5 nicely.
It is also the only one that we found would work for 300 RUM when running the long pills. </div></div>
Used they go for $200
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Time Killer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I wouldn't consider $300 bucks cheap. I think it is a good setup. I like mine and it feeds my 6.5 nicely.
It is also the only one that we found would work for 300 RUM when running the long pills. </div></div>
Used they go for $200
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
mine rattles some but works great!
mine rattles some but works great!
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rubicon06on33s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have the 223 model and it is almost impossible to load all 10 rounds. When shooting pdogs I end up just single loading because the wyatts mag is hard to load and difficult to get it clipped back into the gun. </div></div>
mine is the same way,want feed good,i will speed alittle more next time.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rubicon06on33s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have the 223 model and it is almost impossible to load all 10 rounds. When shooting pdogs I end up just single loading because the wyatts mag is hard to load and difficult to get it clipped back into the gun. </div></div>
mine is the same way,want feed good,i will speed alittle more next time.
Re: Wyatts Detachable Mag need info
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Punisher</div><div class="ubbcode-body">mine rattles some but works great! </div></div>
Mine too. I bought it mainly because it was hard to put rounds into the internal mag due to the one piece Warne base that I installed.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Punisher</div><div class="ubbcode-body">mine rattles some but works great! </div></div>
Mine too. I bought it mainly because it was hard to put rounds into the internal mag due to the one piece Warne base that I installed.
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