PTG Bottom Metal for 700 in 300WM

[MMH]

I want to get a DBM to go along with a Pacific Tool & Gage DBM for my Remington 700 Long Range in 300WM.

This gun has a B&C M40 stock & inletting will be required. I am thinking about getting the CIP length (3.85 COAL). If I get this length, will any action modifications be required? I realize that the stock barrel is not throated to take advantage of such a long COAL, but eventually the barrel will be replaced. PT&G only offer the CIP length in the "stealth" configuration. I prefer the flush mount military, but this is not that big of a deal.

Any other considerations that I am missing?

 

[Fursniper]

I've got a 700 with a PT&G Stealth DBM. Because I load so long I did have to notch the feed ramp just a bit, it feeds very nicely now, but not necessarily required unless you load long.

 

[Sonic Crack]

Id look at CDI. They can inlet the stock, might still inlet for free when you purchase DBM from them. You may need to put a dimple in the feed ramp. Id check with CDI, they could probably do that also

 

[MMH]

Id look at CDI. They can inlet the stock, might still inlet for free when you purchase DBM from them. You may need to put a dimple in the feed ramp. Id check with CDI, they could probably do that also

CDI is a little more expensive - are they better quality than PTG?

 

[Sonic Crack]

Little more expensive but its one stop shop. Probably gona cost you around $100 just to send your stock out to be inlet. IMO yes, CDI is much better quality. Much much better anodizing and machining, WAY better customer service.