If anyone is deciding to get a Magpul detachable bottom mag setup for a remington 700 SA and wanting to do it themselves, this may help.
First, its really not a difficult task. Just GO SLOW.
Tools I Used:
Dremel with sanding and grinding piece
Flat File
There are only 2 areas that really need sandind/grinding.
Front just behind the action screw. Some of the metal block has to be removed. The dremel WILL do it and will make it look very clean if you take your time.
Flat file is used to help EVENLY open up the mag insert area of the stock. It will need a decent amount of stock removed. Again, GO SLOW.
Keep checking the fitment and just re-work the areas. Check-double check and check again.
Process took me about 3 hours. If all you have is a dremel like me, it will work and look very very close to factory.
Im available for questions if anyone attempts it and needs a talk through. If you are half way decent with a dremel its a pretty easy job.
First, its really not a difficult task. Just GO SLOW.
Tools I Used:
Dremel with sanding and grinding piece
Flat File
There are only 2 areas that really need sandind/grinding.
Front just behind the action screw. Some of the metal block has to be removed. The dremel WILL do it and will make it look very clean if you take your time.
Flat file is used to help EVENLY open up the mag insert area of the stock. It will need a decent amount of stock removed. Again, GO SLOW.
Keep checking the fitment and just re-work the areas. Check-double check and check again.
Process took me about 3 hours. If all you have is a dremel like me, it will work and look very very close to factory.
Im available for questions if anyone attempts it and needs a talk through. If you are half way decent with a dremel its a pretty easy job.