Bottom metal/detachable mag

[Eudy18]

I've really enjoyed my Grayboe BDL setup

 

[Old Rooster]

Why not HS Precision?

I ask because I am considering one.

They sure are proud of the bottom metal and the mags.

Cost was high compared to others with equal products.

 

[Ben]

This is good info. Will have to look at the grayboe.

 

[ATH]

As long as they are basically a flush mag and don't rattle.

Flush was not one of your stated requirements. No, they are not flush.

 

[BEEMAN]

Flush was not one of your stated requirements. No, they are not flush.

Yes. I should of been more clear. Flush would not be a deal breaker. The HS or Hawkins would be just fine. I don't want the mag extending down 3-4" Though. Two or three round capacity is enough. I wish more companies offered it in a standard BDL inlet. I currently only have one stock with the M5 inlet.

 

[Old Rooster]

Yes. I should of been more clear. Flush would not be a deal breaker. The HS or Hawkins would be just fine. I don't want the mag extending down 3-4" Though. Two or three round capacity is enough. I wish more companies offered it in a standard BDL inlet. I currently only have one stock with the M5 inlet.

That's why I went back to the staggered magazine feed system for the Remington 700.I too don't want a long magazine hanging down.
The Hawkins Hunter has the best solution for you I think.I have a belted mag and was told the belted mag does not feed all that well in that configuration so I chose the M5 bottom metal for Remington 700 BDL.