Who inlets stock for detachable mag bottom metal?

[hardyshooter]

Anyone know where i could get this done? Specifically for a magpul bottom metal for the HS stock on my police. I've seen a few vids and pics of guys simply doing it with a dremel, but not with a terribly clean result. I feel that i have a steady hand, but not sure I'd trust myself with that one. Thx in advance.

 

[Camoman1]

I did mine with a dremel, then bedded it into the stock, it fits like a glove, and looks like factory.

 

[construction123]

Not sure how far your willing to ship your gun but there is a guy in Langdon Alberta that will do a nice job of it

 

[hardyshooter]

Not sure how far your willing to ship your gun but there is a guy in Langdon Alberta that will do a nice job of it

Right on. Business name? Have you had work done by him?

 

[C.308]

I installed 2 of these myself using a $25 dremel. I'll admit the edges arent 100% perfect (but still not too shabby either. just not "factory" straight.) and I had to trim a fair bit of material from the magpul dbm kit, but they look great and both work flawlessly with MDT metal and polymer mags. I can provide a more detailed outline of what I had to do if youd like.

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[Bile]

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[hardyshooter]

I installed 2 of these myself using a $25 dremel. I'll admit the edges arent 100% perfect (but still not too shabby either. just not "factory" straight.) and I had to trim a fair bit of material from the magpul dbm kit, but they look great and both work flawlessly with MDT metal and polymer mags. I can provide a more detailed outline of what I had to do if youd like.

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Right on! I watched a few YouTube videos on guys doing this. I feel like I could, but at the same time would find difficulty trusting myself. Looks like yours turned out pretty good!

I ended up finding a stock from an actual police instead of my 5r stock (which I what I wanted to have a factory looking police). It was already inletted to an m5 inlet done on a cnc, and came with a seekins bottom metal. The deal was amazing to pass on. It's beautiful!

 

[C.308]

That sounds awesome and looks perfect.

My black one got away from me a bit. Funny enough that was my second time doing it. For anyone considering it...Go Slow! I may "bed" or fill the surrounding area to make it look nicer but I'm the only one who can tell the
sides are uneven unless someone were to have a close look.

 

[curseyou]

Diy is not difficult just slow. Sand fit. sand fit. sand fit.

 

[Mr. Jeffery]

I have a CNC router table. I think It would do a factory clean job of this project in a couple of hours... that's 1hr 45 minutes to write the program/code and 15 minutes to set up and cut. Then theres the test cut to make sure its done right.

 

[220]

You are supposed to inlet stock not shave down Magpul bottom !

 

[C.308]

Perhaps, but in this case both needed to be trimmed because I did not want to cut into the aluminum bedding block. For the $85 these cost me I wasn't too worried about altering them. I was more concerned with preventing damage to the stock.