Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

[Dick D]

Been getting a lot of calls and e-mails with questions on what we can inlet for, so I thought I would bring all you guys up to speed at once.
For the aftermarket DBM floorplates we have programming for the following:
Badger M5 DBM, long and short.
Seekins DBM, long and short.
V-Bull/Begg DBM long and short
Surgeon DBM short
JW Precision/Begg DBM for the Savage SA (older 4.275" spacing).

As most of you know, DBM floorplates must be inletted to fairly precise dimensions from the bottom of the actions in order for everything to fit and feed properly. Depending on the stock design, most of these fit the bottom of the stock fairly well. Some are a bit deep and some are a bit proud, but thats where they have to be. We tend to value proper functioning over cosmetics, and I'm sure most of you will agree.
Regards, Dick

 

[Lindy]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

That's good information, Dick - thanks for the update!

 

[exhogflyer]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

I thought they also did CDI ?

 

[ShootToWin]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

we do cdi as well but we only own a cdi dbm for a S700, so if you would like your stock inlet for anything other than a S700, we'll need your dbm to ensure proper fit and function.

 

[Dick D]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

Well, the first post was from Sept. of 2008. A lot has changed since then and we have added others as they have come out. We inlet for most that we know of, but if we do not have a "fitting floorplate" in house we will have to have the unti sent in for fitting. Be sure and include the instructions that came with it.

 

[Falar]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

Do you have a different inlet for the newer M70s made by FN?

The differences are minor. The trigger area would have to be different and the new one piece bottom metal only as a front and rear screw, they did away with the middle one.

 

[Charger442]

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at what stage would inletting be done? i was told i still have 4-6 weeks to wait... is it too late to ask for a CDI inlet on my A3?

 

[Dick D]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

Falar, all of our model 70 programs have been modified to accept both the old standard trigger and the new MOA trigger, and we inlet for all the current onepiece and older two-piece trigger guards.
Charger, depends on wheather your stock has been inletted or not. If it has, then there would be a re-inletting charge of $51.

 

[kreiert]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

Thanks for the update ref the Winchester M70 trigger guard inleting.

 

[Falar]

Re: Up date from McMillans on DBM inletting.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dick Davis</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Falar, all of our model 70 programs have been modified to accept both the old standard trigger and the new MOA trigger, and we inlet for all the current onepiece and older two-piece trigger guards.
Charger, depends on wheather your stock has been inletted or not. If it has, then there would be a re-inletting charge of $51. </div></div>

Thanks!

I have an A-5 for my CT built M70 but it is good to know that when the funds are there I can upgrade my FN made one also.