I inletted my stock for the Atlasworx bottom metal and the mag has to be pushed ever so lightly on the rear bottom after the first round is fed in to chamber for the rest to feed, what do I need to do to make this problem go away?
Gunsmithing Bottom metal inletting question
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Re: Bottom metal inletting question
Do you have pictures of what you did? What did you use to inlet the DBM? It might just need to be bedded so it stays in place better? Have you tried more than the one magazine?
Do you have pictures of what you did? What did you use to inlet the DBM? It might just need to be bedded so it stays in place better? Have you tried more than the one magazine?
Re: Bottom metal inletting question
I will get pics, the Mcree's mags are loose, and the AI plastic mag has to be pushed up also, very little though not alot.
I will get pics, the Mcree's mags are loose, and the AI plastic mag has to be pushed up also, very little though not alot.
Re: Bottom metal inletting question
He has a longer release lever that may fix it. Mine does the same, haven't received the lever yet to try, but it should hold the mag a little higher. He will probably send you one free, just email him. All I've tried with mine so far was an Alpha mag.
He has a longer release lever that may fix it. Mine does the same, haven't received the lever yet to try, but it should hold the mag a little higher. He will probably send you one free, just email him. All I've tried with mine so far was an Alpha mag.
Re: Bottom metal inletting question
Do you have the address for him?
Do you have the address for him?
Re: Bottom metal inletting question
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WICKEDFISH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do you have the address for him? </div></div>
Sent you a PM
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WICKEDFISH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do you have the address for him? </div></div>
Sent you a PM
Re: Bottom metal inletting question
With out pictures, I'm guessing you need to open up the mag lips,a little, allowing the round to sit higher in the mag.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WICKEDFISH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I inletted my stock for the Atlasworx bottom metal and the mag has to be pushed ever so lightly on the rear bottom after the first round is fed in to chamber for the rest to feed, what do I need to do to make this problem go away? </div></div>
With out pictures, I'm guessing you need to open up the mag lips,a little, allowing the round to sit higher in the mag.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: WICKEDFISH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I inletted my stock for the Atlasworx bottom metal and the mag has to be pushed ever so lightly on the rear bottom after the first round is fed in to chamber for the rest to feed, what do I need to do to make this problem go away? </div></div>
Re: Bottom metal inletting question
The new latches are a much. Better fit. Personally I think they dropped the all or problem to begin with. With the longer latch and no other modifications it. Rings the mag up to the correc position. Either way the bottom line is Collen was quick to offer a new latch for every bottom metal I purchased. I had a package show up with 9 new levers, spring, and pins. Problem-solution-GTG
The new latches are a much. Better fit. Personally I think they dropped the all or problem to begin with. With the longer latch and no other modifications it. Rings the mag up to the correc position. Either way the bottom line is Collen was quick to offer a new latch for every bottom metal I purchased. I had a package show up with 9 new levers, spring, and pins. Problem-solution-GTG
