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    Default Inletting for bottom metal in SE PA?

    I would like my Remington 700 barrelled action Cerakoted. Does anyone know of somebody who does this in the Southeast PA area?

    EDIT: Already sent mine out to OH to get it done.

    Anybody do stock inletting for a DBM?
    Last edited by kindred_spirits; January 16th, 2010 at 12:27 PM.

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    Default Re: Cerakoting in SE PA?

    I can not help but I am interested also!

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    Default Re: Cerakoting in SE PA?

    Too late... I sent it out to Short Action Customs in Ohio.

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    Default Re: Cerakoting in SE PA?

    Changed question...

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    Default Re: Inletting for bottom metal in SE PA?

    Quote Originally Posted by kindred_spirits View Post
    I would like my Remington 700 barrelled action Cerakoted. Does anyone know of somebody who does this in the Southeast PA area?

    EDIT: Already sent mine out to OH to get it done.

    Anybody do stock inletting for a DBM?
    What type of Remington 700 did you start out with? If you started out with an ADL or a BDL, I believe you're going to have to modify the action. ADL and BDL actions have small "feed lips" built into the bottom of the action, they assist in holding the rounds down in the blind magazine or magazine. DBM actions don't have these feed lips, because the feed lips are on the magazines themselves. So usually if you convert a BDL to DBM, you'll have have to throw the action in the mill, and mill out the feed lips to the proper dimensions for what DBM you're putting on. Then you'll also have to have the stock inletted for the DBM as well. I'm not sure who will do it in your area, but wanted to bring it up, because it's something that's important.

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    Default Re: Inletting for bottom metal in SE PA?

    Its an SPS Tactical.

    I actually don't need this service anymore, I decided on an AICS stock.

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    Default Re: Inletting for bottom metal in SE PA?

    Quote Originally Posted by kindred_spirits View Post
    Its an SPS Tactical.

    I actually don't need this service anymore, I decided on an AICS stock.
    Cool, I just wanted to offer any insight if you were going to have it done. Even with the AICS magazines, I believe you'll still have to have the bottom rails milled off of the action. The magazines have their own feed lips. It's a good stock, very rugged, lol, but dang heavy. Best of luck to you.

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