Remington 700 conversion to magazine

[Preacherman]

I am trying to find out what all is needed to convert one to accept a magazine. And also where is the best place to buy the parts?

 

[Pokinfun]

you have to have a stock that is inlet for a bottom metal or can be inlet. other than that a bottom metal and magazine. another option is a chassis system that takes a magazine.
http://shop.pacifictoolandgauge.com...9_510&sort=20a&filter_id=16&alpha_filter_id=0

 

[Jcann]

$209 pluse free inletting. Jeff at CDI is good to go.
http://www.cdiprecisiongunworks.com/pricing-info.html

 

[Shiredude]

the options are endless. Like above, decide which way you want to go, rather a new stock, new chassis, or inlet the current.
All sorts of DBM's available, a simple search will reveal several, surgeon, Badger, wyatts, seekins, & CDI being most popular.
If you go with a new stock, remember that you need to bed it too. THat's an expense that people tend to forget.

 

[Bigjoe.45]

Wyatt's magazine conversions fit stock inlet so you aren't stuck if you decide to switch stocks. Midway USA has all you need.

 

[HoLeChit]

What are you wanting to use the rifle for? If you're trying to put a stock on it eventually, and you like chassis systems, I would look at MDT Chassis systems. I purchased one for my rifle build, and not only are they nice, but they are affordable. And they are compatible with Accuracy International mags.

 

[okkaps]

+1 for CDI bottom metal. Send him your rifle and he'll inlet your stock for free as said above. I don't think you can beat the price/quality the CDI bottom metal offers. Total quality, customer service is excellent, AI mag compatible and easy to find, etc. I have Surgeon and Badger along with CDI and would absolutely purchase another CDI.

 

[JMSTactical]

Here is our chassis system. The one pictured is a prototype, but we are going to manufacturing in the next month.
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