Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

[Andy T]

How difficult would it be to inlet the A4 from ADL to BDL? Is this something that I can do or does the stock needs to be sent out?

Thanks.

 

[dmg308]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

Send it out it needs to be done on a mill to be clean.You may want to call mcmillan they can probably knock it out for you.

 

[7mmRM]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

Its a ton of fun....LOL! Send it to McMillan. Trust me.

 

[Guest]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

$51 dollars plus $25 shipping to have Mcmillan Re-Inlett the stock.
Nick

 

[Andy T]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

Thanks! Another question - do the McMillan stocks usually have to be bedded?

 

[7mmRM]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

I pillar and glass all of my McM stocks.

 

[Andy T]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

7mm,
Pardon my ignorance, is the pillaring/bedding required to give high accuracy?
How much accuracy would you lose without any bedding/pillaring, just by dropping the barreled action into the stock?

Thank you!

 

[7mmRM]

Re: Inletting McMIllan A4 ADL for BDL

Over time the fiberglass can compress, leaving you with uneven torque on the action screws. Pillars are used to eliminate stock compression. Uneven action screw torque will adversly affect accuracy.

Bedding ensures that you have a perfect, stress free fit between your stock and action. A stressed action fit will adversly affect accuracy.