I would like to send my Mcmillan HTG out to be professionally inletted for my seekins bottom metal. Who has time to do this work? Thank you
mike
mike
Gunsmithing Help with Seekins BM inlet
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Re: Help with Seekins BM inlet
Try Glen (heatseekins). If he's not doing it he can probably get the dimensions to you and any good machinist could hog it out.
Me, I used the WECSOG hand mill.
Try Glen (heatseekins). If he's not doing it he can probably get the dimensions to you and any good machinist could hog it out.
Me, I used the WECSOG hand mill.
Re: Help with Seekins BM inlet
I don't believe Glen does any machining on stocks, but has supplied McMillan and other stock makers with the a milling kit or at least specs they use. I'd try them first.
Or you can find the tools you need @ http://www.sixgunsworld.com/wecsog/wecsog.html
I don't believe Glen does any machining on stocks, but has supplied McMillan and other stock makers with the a milling kit or at least specs they use. I'd try them first.
Or you can find the tools you need @ http://www.sixgunsworld.com/wecsog/wecsog.html
Re: Help with Seekins BM inlet
We dont offer the install here, but we can recommend someone to do it for you or send you a drawing. Its very easy to install with a manual milling machine. The tang areas are factory length and width, they just need to be deeper. The magazine box area is a rectangle and if you use a 3/8 end mill the corners will match perfectly.
McMillan and manners can also re-inlet for you. Both of them have our DBM(s).
We dont offer the install here, but we can recommend someone to do it for you or send you a drawing. Its very easy to install with a manual milling machine. The tang areas are factory length and width, they just need to be deeper. The magazine box area is a rectangle and if you use a 3/8 end mill the corners will match perfectly.
McMillan and manners can also re-inlet for you. Both of them have our DBM(s).
