PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
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It makes it nice when it sticks out below the stock because if you are shooting off a barricade then the you could have a problem with feeding.
Walter
It makes it nice when it sticks out below the stock because if you are shooting off a barricade then the you could have a problem with feeding.
Walter
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
I have both styles at McMillan for inletting of my A5. The flush mount was not an M5 inlet. Close but different. So I sent in the Stealth and it fits the M5 inlet perfectly. The flush version will be going back. Very strange.
Regards, Paul
I have both styles at McMillan for inletting of my A5. The flush mount was not an M5 inlet. Close but different. So I sent in the Stealth and it fits the M5 inlet perfectly. The flush version will be going back. Very strange.
Regards, Paul
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: wburke2010</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It makes it nice when it sticks out below the stock because if you are shooting off a barricade then the you could have a problem with feeding.
Walter </div></div>
I concur with Mr. Burke. The stealth is nice to ram up against a barricade and not worry about the messing up the magazine or feeding. Drops right into the M5 inlet for 1/3 of the price of the M5... I love you Pacific Tool and Gauge, my fellow Oregonians.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: turbo54</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are the PTG bottom metals compatible with AW magazines? </div></div>
Sorry man, dunno I only have used AICS and they run in the PTG like a scalded dog.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: wburke2010</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It makes it nice when it sticks out below the stock because if you are shooting off a barricade then the you could have a problem with feeding.
Walter </div></div>
I concur with Mr. Burke. The stealth is nice to ram up against a barricade and not worry about the messing up the magazine or feeding. Drops right into the M5 inlet for 1/3 of the price of the M5... I love you Pacific Tool and Gauge, my fellow Oregonians.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: turbo54</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are the PTG bottom metals compatible with AW magazines? </div></div>
Sorry man, dunno I only have used AICS and they run in the PTG like a scalded dog.
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
I hope that PT&G keeps these at The same price point, otherwise you could choose any of them since they all do the same thing. Hopefully they see the logic of selling MORE at a lower price than some at a higher price. Because of cost the PT&G stealth will be my got to DBM of choice. Got one on my GAP Rock.
I hope that PT&G keeps these at The same price point, otherwise you could choose any of them since they all do the same thing. Hopefully they see the logic of selling MORE at a lower price than some at a higher price. Because of cost the PT&G stealth will be my got to DBM of choice. Got one on my GAP Rock.
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bolt fluter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have both styles at McMillan for inletting of my A5. The flush mount was not an M5 inlet. Close but different. So I sent in the Stealth and it fits the M5 inlet perfectly. The flush version will be going back. Very strange.
Regards, Paul </div></div>
Thant is strange. PTG shows it is an M5 inlet on their webpage, and they told me it was M5 inlet over the phone last week.
Nice to know you have had them both in-hand, I was going to have a stock inletted to M5 dimensions for the flush style. I think i'll wait until I get it and hand-fit the bottom metal instead of just inletting for M5.
Thanks for the heads up!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bolt fluter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have both styles at McMillan for inletting of my A5. The flush mount was not an M5 inlet. Close but different. So I sent in the Stealth and it fits the M5 inlet perfectly. The flush version will be going back. Very strange.
Regards, Paul </div></div>
Thant is strange. PTG shows it is an M5 inlet on their webpage, and they told me it was M5 inlet over the phone last week.
Nice to know you have had them both in-hand, I was going to have a stock inletted to M5 dimensions for the flush style. I think i'll wait until I get it and hand-fit the bottom metal instead of just inletting for M5.
Thanks for the heads up!
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Woodyguy</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bolt fluter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have both styles at McMillan for inletting of my A5. The flush mount was not an M5 inlet. Close but different. So I sent in the Stealth and it fits the M5 inlet perfectly. The flush version will be going back. Very strange.
Regards, Paul </div></div>
Thant is strange. PTG shows it is an M5 inlet on their webpage, and they told me it was M5 inlet over the phone last week.
Nice to know you have had them both in-hand, I was going to have a stock inletted to M5 dimensions for the flush style. I think i'll wait until I get it and hand-fit the bottom metal instead of just inletting for M5.
Thanks for the heads up! </div></div>
I have 3 of them, all have fit perfectly in a M5 inlet. No additional inletting required. These are good pieces of equipment for the cost.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Woodyguy</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bolt fluter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have both styles at McMillan for inletting of my A5. The flush mount was not an M5 inlet. Close but different. So I sent in the Stealth and it fits the M5 inlet perfectly. The flush version will be going back. Very strange.
Regards, Paul </div></div>
Thant is strange. PTG shows it is an M5 inlet on their webpage, and they told me it was M5 inlet over the phone last week.
Nice to know you have had them both in-hand, I was going to have a stock inletted to M5 dimensions for the flush style. I think i'll wait until I get it and hand-fit the bottom metal instead of just inletting for M5.
Thanks for the heads up! </div></div>
I have 3 of them, all have fit perfectly in a M5 inlet. No additional inletting required. These are good pieces of equipment for the cost.
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
I can only speak to the ones 'non flush' model and it fits the M5 inlet pretty damned nicely. I like that it gives a little more protection to the magazine right where it enters the stock as I am known to lay my rifle over things and bump up against the mag well.
I can only speak to the ones 'non flush' model and it fits the M5 inlet pretty damned nicely. I like that it gives a little more protection to the magazine right where it enters the stock as I am known to lay my rifle over things and bump up against the mag well.
Re: PTG DBM...Stealth or Flush version?
Yes I talked to the guys at McMillan and they had never seen one like it in all their dealings. Maybe I got a prototype somehow.
Just my luck.
Regards, Paul
Yes I talked to the guys at McMillan and they had never seen one like it in all their dealings. Maybe I got a prototype somehow.
Regards, Paul
