DBM Help

[pistolpacknpete]

trying to decide which dbm to go with, there is two options i am looking at. one is the wyatts outdoors because its drop in and dont have to do any inletting and another option is a dbm from stocky stocks http://www.stockysstocks.com/servlet/the-610/M5-Stealth-DM-M24/Detail my problem is finding a place to go around here(wichita ks) to get the inletting done, I know of one guy but he's super busy with other stuff and I dont know that I want to bother him. I like the looks of the stockys m5 stealth system it looks like high quality, and very reasonable price. another option is CDI I just dont know what the turn around is on sending in my stock and getting it back. please let me know any input you have. I would especially like to hear if anyone has any experience with the stockys system. I would also like to hear anyones experience with the wyatts system. and if someone has pictures of either one id like to see them. if im thinking correct the wyatts is single stack and I dont know how I feel about that.. I also read somewhere that they are kinda noisy and fit loose. that true? let me know thanks

 

[MQXL308]

Re: DBM Help

it reminds me of the PT&G...very close indeed??

 

[jvencius]

Re: DBM Help

I'd go with a DBM system that uses AICS magazines over proprietary mags like the Wyatt's, even if that mean shipping the stock and DBM out for inletting.

 

[pistolpacknpete]

Re: DBM Help

yea sure does. where did u get it inletted? and how much did it cost?

 

[MQXL308]

Re: DBM Help

had it inletted locally in oregon

 

[WindDoper]

Re: DBM Help

AICS mags definitely! Great availability, though not cheap, but they are high quality for something that will be shot alot.