The rear of the receiver magazine well needs to be milled back so the wyatts extended mag box will fit. Then the bolt stop needs to be milled back the same amount so the bolt can be pulled back clear of the mag box.
These are generally installed on BDL Rem 700s but they can be installed in an ADL but there are some special things that need to be done to make them work.
1. Since the ADL uses the small diameter front trigger guard screw, this will cause a problem because opening the mag box up for the box mag will cut into this threaded hole in the receiver. This is not a huge deal. Two receiver bolts are all that are needed to hold the barreled receiver into the stock. A short dummy screw can be epoxied into the front trigger guard screw hole and it will not be an issue.
2. More then likely, for most ADL stocks, the Wyatts mag box will be to deep for the internal magazine box chamber. There are a couple things you can do. IF your very careful, you can increase the depth of the mag cut out in teh stock. I generally do not like doing this as its not all that thick in the floor anyway. Generally, its best to grind some length off the bottom of the Wyatts mag box so that it fits in the stock. You want it to float in the stock but not be really loose. If the mag box binds between the receiver and stock, you will get accuracy problems. If the box is to loose, you can get feeding issues.
Keep in mind that this may decrease capacity. There is no way you will get three in the magazine. You probably could get two in the box. I have seen some stocks that are very slim in the belly that could only hold one extra round in the mag but that was with an ultralight stock.
Kirby Allen(50)
