bclinehand
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Clearwater B.C.
Is there anyone producing bottom metal for the more popular actions (in .223) that will accept a AR mag?
Bottom metal Question?
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bclinehand
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Clearwater B.C.
Savage/remington.....was thinking about the RRA mags
bclinehand
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Clearwater B.C.
that bad Huh......lol
There is an outfit out of Australia who makes a version that takes Ruger mags and/or modified AR mags. Can't get him to ship one to me in Canada, but he apparently has a significant Canadian customer who gets 10 or so at a time ... so I assume some importer here somewhere is bringing them in. Appreciate if anyone knows who to post a contact number.
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I have seen one on a rifle in Calgary (rather, I saw Ruger mags used in a Rem 700SA .223), which I believe came from the same outfit - worked quite well.
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I have seen one on a rifle in Calgary (rather, I saw Ruger mags used in a Rem 700SA .223), which I believe came from the same outfit - worked quite well.
Mystic Precision
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Summerland, BC
Consider the Savage Center feed mags. They allow an OAL sig longer then an AR mag. That way high BC VLD bullets will actually seat properly.
The mag holds 5 rds and works smooth and slick. Would be a simple job to expand them to 10rds. If I knew hold to weld, would be done by now.
You get the bottom metal for free when you guy the rifle
Jerry
The mag holds 5 rds and works smooth and slick. Would be a simple job to expand them to 10rds. If I knew hold to weld, would be done by now.
You get the bottom metal for free when you guy the rifle
Jerry
