SAVAGE BOTTOM METAL OPTIONS

[AZlongrangehunting]

Hey guys, i have a savage trophy hunter XP 111 (110 same) bottom bolt release chambered in 7mm rem mag
I have decided to go the boyds AT-ONE stock option...
for bottom metal from savage its nearly the cost of the bottom metal for a DBM aics style mag
i have only found two options one being pacific tool and gauge which fits with the poly mags from magpul

and CDI both are the same price point $210 and im leaning towards the PTC bottom metal/trigger guard.

do i have any other options???????? and any feedback on either lower metal? i do want 5rn mags POLY for hunting is the reasoning for that so they aren't noisy metal with the slop

 

[Capt RB]

Which coal option are you using? There are long action mags that will allow 3.65 coal and the cip mags allow longer than that. I'd contact CDI to see what options they can provide. I've been running metal magazines for 35 years. Most of my shots on game are inside of 100 feet not yards. I have not had a 5rd mag make excessive noise that cost me a shot to date.

 

[AZlongrangehunting]

Which coal option are you using? There are long action mags that will allow 3.65 coal and the cip mags allow longer than that. I'd contact CDI to see what options they can provide. I've been running metal magazines for 35 years. Most of my shots on game are inside of 100 feet not yards. I have not had a 5rd mag make excessive noise that cost me a shot to date.

Copy and I'm just standard savage long action mags same as 300 win mag my actual coal... off hand I cant recall 3.2?

 

[Capt RB]

I think standard savage dbm allow 3.6 coal. That can be ordered from savage

 

[FEENIX]

I think standard savage dbm allow 3.6 coal. That can be ordered from savage

Best I've done on my 7MM RM DBM factory 55119 (item code 10642) is 3.5" but best consistent feeding is ~3.45".

 

[can1010]

try accurate mag. I use their bottom metal with the three shot cip. mags and have no problem with noise but not sure if they have one for the bottom bolt release

 

[terratracker]

Which coal option are you using? There are long action mags that will allow 3.65 coal and the cip mags allow longer than that. I'd contact CDI to see what options they can provide. I've been running metal magazines for 35 years. Most of my shots on game are inside of 100 feet not yards. I have not had a 5rd mag make excessive noise that cost me a shot to date.

I've looked into this a few years back, for my savage 110. The OP has seen this, but the CDI does not extend below the stock like PTG. I optioned for the PTG as it supports the mag. They both require some contouring of the stock. Now that said, since then this product has come to light. If you are shooting factory loads and there's not a need for longer coal. Check this out...

Dark Eagle Customs 6 rd & 10 rd mag
http://www.darkeaglecustom.com/magazines.php

 

[AZlongrangehunting]

I've looked into this a few years back, for my savage 110. The OP has seen this, but the CDI does not extend below the stock like PTG. I optioned for the PTG as it supports the mag. They both require some contouring of the stock. Now that said, since then this product has come to light. If you are shooting factory loads and there's not a need for longer coal. Check this out...

Dark Eagle Customs 6 rd & 10 rd mag
http://www.darkeaglecustom.com/magazines.php

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i likely wont ever be shooting factory loads just my loads and they are considerably longer

 

[AZlongrangehunting]

try accurate mag. I use their bottom metal with the three shot cip. mags and have no problem with noise but not sure if they have one for the bottom bolt release

wont work with bottom bolt release

 

[AZlongrangehunting]

I think standard savage dbm allow 3.6 coal. That can be ordered from savage

yead the standard 3 rd mag holds my loaded rounds to any length i desire and even more than my max chamber can handle

 

[terratracker]

PTG dbm with AICS 300wm 5rd mags has 3.715".

 

[AZlongrangehunting]

PTG dbm with AICS 300wm 5rd mags has 3.715".

Cannons! Lol