Gunsmithing Who does inletting?

[effinnewguy]

I bought a Seekins AICS DBM for a Remington 700p in .308. I started manually fitting the DBM but alas arthritis and a torn labrum (old military injury) have kept me from finishing the project. Are there any gunsmiths out there who can finish the job for me for a minimal (fair) fee? Please PM if you can. Thanks!

 

[Bernarde]

Re: Who does inletting?

Totally off subject, but I really know how you feel I just had my shoulder repaired for the fifth time and I have so many projects stacking up! I know Chad Dixon at Longrifles inc. does really good work but I'm not sure on his pricing. Anyway good luck with the shoulder.

 

[aubie515]

Re: Who does inletting?

CDI does inletting for his mag system.

 

[MAGUA]

Re: Who does inletting?

I see that your in Vermont...try this guy in New Hampshire he is a very good gunsmith.

http://www.lprgunsmith.com

 

[effinnewguy]

Re: Who does inletting?

Is there any one else?

 

[AXEMAN]

Re: Who does inletting?

what stock is it? what DBM is it? jeff is only $60 at CDI. dont know for sure, but i believe his DBM is close to factory pattern. he may be your best bet.

 

[effinnewguy]

Re: Who does inletting?

Axeman, the stock and DBM I mentioned on original post. CDI only does their own DBM. Is there anyone else out there?

 

[justshoot]

Re: Who does inletting?

I sent my A5 to Mcmillan to do the inlet for the Seekins bottom metal inlet. They had it for a week and sent it back.... I thought that was a super fast turn around.

 

[effinnewguy]

Re: Who does inletting?

I see that your in Vermont...try this guy in New Hampshire he is a very good gunsmith.

http://www.lprgunsmith.com

Magua,
After all these years I wanted to thank you for that suggestion. I did see him for my needs shortly after this thread ran its course. I was just revisiting old posts of mine. Nice, decent and pleasant man to deal with.