Good afternoon, all,
I've inletted my Remage barreled action to my Bell & Carlson stock and it was a pretty standard inletting on top; no surprises. However, the PTG bottom metal is proud of the stock as shown on the attached picture. I can mill the areas of the front and rear pillar area and the bridge between the magazine well and trigger to lower it, however when the rest of the bottom is flush, the floor plate would still be proud by ~0.10" if not slightly more. I don't have an OEM Remington bottom metal for comparison, nor can I find one. Have any of you folks experienced something similar?
Of note, functionally everything is fine...no issues. The magazine liner fits snug between the action and floor plate with about 0.015" clearance max. If I were to inlet the bottom of the stock to have the floor plate flush, the front and rear of the bottom metal would be recessed, and the magazine liner would need trimming down. This potentially opens a couple other cans of worms.
It's only a bit unsightly, not functional, but I was wondering who else may have experience with these parts and the fit up.
Thanks in advance for your interest and input!
Best,
Rob
I've inletted my Remage barreled action to my Bell & Carlson stock and it was a pretty standard inletting on top; no surprises. However, the PTG bottom metal is proud of the stock as shown on the attached picture. I can mill the areas of the front and rear pillar area and the bridge between the magazine well and trigger to lower it, however when the rest of the bottom is flush, the floor plate would still be proud by ~0.10" if not slightly more. I don't have an OEM Remington bottom metal for comparison, nor can I find one. Have any of you folks experienced something similar?
Of note, functionally everything is fine...no issues. The magazine liner fits snug between the action and floor plate with about 0.015" clearance max. If I were to inlet the bottom of the stock to have the floor plate flush, the front and rear of the bottom metal would be recessed, and the magazine liner would need trimming down. This potentially opens a couple other cans of worms.
It's only a bit unsightly, not functional, but I was wondering who else may have experience with these parts and the fit up.
Thanks in advance for your interest and input!
Best,
Rob
