Ive got a Rem 700P that Ive been wanting to put DBM on. Does anyone know if you have to remove any of the aluminum bedding block on the hs precision stock when inletting for for M5? I've been going back and forth on whether or not I want to sell the hs and just buy a McMillan stock pre-inletted since I know I am eventually going to upgrade my stock or just go ahead and inlet the hs precision. Also if there are are any tutorials I would appreciate a link. Thanks
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I would pay the 125 and send it to redhawk rifles or badger or I think accurate ordnance does it for 100....
Thats a pretty good deal. I forgot to mention that I already have bottom metal though. Ill probably just end up waiting a few months until I get an A-5. Thanks for the help.
Yep CDI is inletting for free this month with purchase.
To answer your question, the inletting does remove some aluminum.
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Or if you want to upgrade to AICS, I'm selling one of those also. Check them out in the signature...
Buy mine and sell yours...
Happy Friday for all!Or if you want to upgrade to AICS, I'm selling one of those also.
Check them out in the signature... Definitely doable if you're good with hand tools, I put in a Surgeon DBM with two dremels once. Two because I burned the first one up halfway through. I had to remove a lot more aluminum than I did with the PT&G I put in last week (with a milling machine), but it's definitely not a project I want to tackle again. Came out perfect though, better than the one I'd just paid a site member to do for me.
Badger charges $75 to inlet for their M5, returned shipped back to you in 7 days.
It is a no brainer, send it to them. It is done right and fast, by pro's who made
the dbm you want to use anyway.
It is a no brainer, send it to them. It is done right and fast, by pro's who made
the dbm you want to use anyway.
I did an m5 inlet for a PTG bottom metal on my B&C light tactical and I had to remove quite a bit of aluminum. All told probably 6 hours dremel-izing and a couple hours cleaning it up and getting it all bedded but it came out clean. In the future I will buy my stocks Inletted for the bottom metal I intend to use.
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This. I've used them a couple of times and would not hesitate to do it again. Easy and it is done correctly.
