I recently bought the Badger detachable magazine system for a Remington 700 I have used up until now with a hinged floor plate. I use a B&C tactical stock with a aluminum bedding system that is installed from the factory. Is there a logical reason to utilize the two pillars that came from Badger Ordnance? Or would I be just fine with the setup I have minus the normal inletting that is required for a good tight fit.
Gunsmithing Stock inletting
- Thread starter LongrangeHawk
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Re: Stock inletting
If you have the bedding block you don't need the pillars.
If you have the bedding block you don't need the pillars.
Re: Stock inletting
No pillars needed, but you will need a mill to inlett the B&C, and it aint going to be easy.
No pillars needed, but you will need a mill to inlett the B&C, and it aint going to be easy.
Re: Stock inletting
And you need to make sure that the bottom metal height is set at the proper distance. The badger pillars usually do that so you need to make sure you stay the same distance with them in the new block.
And you need to make sure that the bottom metal height is set at the proper distance. The badger pillars usually do that so you need to make sure you stay the same distance with them in the new block.
Re: Stock inletting
Thanks for the info. It seems like it is going to be tricky. Maybe I'll just get a Manners.
Thanks for the info. It seems like it is going to be tricky. Maybe I'll just get a Manners.
Re: Stock inletting
Dude, send your stock to Jeff at CDI Precision. He will inlet your B&C perfectly and his prices are so reasonable you can't afford to not have him do it. And his turn around time is extremely quick.
Dude, send your stock to Jeff at CDI Precision. He will inlet your B&C perfectly and his prices are so reasonable you can't afford to not have him do it. And his turn around time is extremely quick.
