Remington 700 custom modifications.....
11-17-2006, 03:41 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
Nah, you do a good job giving us laughs flaming yourself with silly questions. Sad part is you don't even know that you give/gave yourself away several posts back with silly questions.
Nah, you do a good job giving us laughs flaming yourself with silly questions. Sad part is you don't even know that you give/gave yourself away several posts back with silly questions.
11-17-2006, 03:46 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
ORIGINAL: skeeter 7MM
Sorry I assumed you wanted a DM. I am not a sniper nor care to be one. Ihave no problems with DM's as a hunter which is the main reason I own guns. I have yet to experience a failure or the dreaded internet talk of losing my mag while hunting. Works for me.
Maybe find a smith you can TRUST.Or are youa conspiracy theory guywho just can't trust anyone.
Maybe thefantasy island commentis in reference to "want to be's". Thats my read. BC I am sorryif I put words in your mouth!
Sorry I assumed you wanted a DM. I am not a sniper nor care to be one. Ihave no problems with DM's as a hunter which is the main reason I own guns. I have yet to experience a failure or the dreaded internet talk of losing my mag while hunting. Works for me.
Maybe find a smith you can TRUST.Or are youa conspiracy theory guywho just can't trust anyone.
Maybe thefantasy island commentis in reference to "want to be's". Thats my read. BC I am sorryif I put words in your mouth!
Have to shorten that stock a little
11-17-2006, 04:21 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
I understand what you mean about mags. I do not like them myself. My uncle is a supervisor at a machine shop. They have a guy there that can fabricate about anything. I think you should try to contact a small machine shop that has a good fabricator, after all that is what you are looking for. Most gunsmiths I know are not fabricators, they are more of a mechanic.
Please, don't everybody come at me too hard. I am only talking about the gunsmith's that I know. Tom.
Please, don't everybody come at me too hard. I am only talking about the gunsmith's that I know. Tom.
11-17-2006, 04:58 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
I personally HATE internal box magazines, and if I was building a custom 700 I would be going with the HS Precision box magazine. But to each their own, I have personally never seen an extended internal box magazine before, or heard of anyone attempting such a thing....
11-17-2006, 05:01 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
When I purchase a firearm, the first thing i check on it is to see that it doesn't have an internal magazine, I can live with a hinged floorplate but an internal magazine.[:@][:@]
11-17-2006, 07:00 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
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I personally HATE internal box magazines, and if I was building a custom 700 I would be going with the HS Precision box magazine. But to each their own, I have personally never seen an extended internal box magazine before, or heard of anyone attempting such a thing....
I personally HATE internal box magazines, and if I was building a custom 700 I would be going with the HS Precision box magazine. But to each their own, I have personally never seen an extended internal box magazine before, or heard of anyone attempting such a thing....
11-17-2006, 07:01 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
ORIGINAL: Chantecler111
When I purchase a firearm, the first thing i check on it is to see that it doesn't have an internal magazine, I can live with a hinged floorplate but an internal magazine.[:@][:@]
When I purchase a firearm, the first thing i check on it is to see that it doesn't have an internal magazine, I can live with a hinged floorplate but an internal magazine.[:@][:@]
11-19-2006, 07:04 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
First off, if you are a sniper and need that many shots to hit your target, well, maybe you should just practice a little more at the range.
Second- Fromthe slim possibility of having to firing several times at several targets, a DM mag is the best way to go. You can carry a couple mags on your vest and have 20-30 rounds ready to go, just drop the empty mag and put in the loaded mag.
Second- Fromthe slim possibility of having to firing several times at several targets, a DM mag is the best way to go. You can carry a couple mags on your vest and have 20-30 rounds ready to go, just drop the empty mag and put in the loaded mag.
11-19-2006, 07:13 PM
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RE: Remington 700 custom modifications.....
ORIGINAL: jeepkid
First off, if you are a sniper and need that many shots to hit your target, well, maybe you should just practice a little more at the range.
Second- Fromthe slim possibility of having to firing several times at several targets, a DM mag is the best way to go. You can carry a couple mags on your vest and have 20-30 rounds ready to go, just drop the empty mag and put in the loaded mag.
First off, if you are a sniper and need that many shots to hit your target, well, maybe you should just practice a little more at the range.
Second- Fromthe slim possibility of having to firing several times at several targets, a DM mag is the best way to go. You can carry a couple mags on your vest and have 20-30 rounds ready to go, just drop the empty mag and put in the loaded mag.
It's more of a personal preferance than a need but I appreciate your concern.