I found this on Hankins web page. I hope this helps. I have emailed Hanksprecision for other matters and they have been responsive. May want to msg them and see if the can help or send you in the best direction.
This is a direct replacement plug for the Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzle Loader. I have tested this plug on several rifles that come through my shop and this plug fits in every rifle without having to custom set the head space. With this ignition system you can safely shoot blackhorn 209 powder...
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The absolute last thing I want is that direct ignition system in a bolt action rifle. There are a lot of negatives with that system for hunting.
To load the rifle, remove the bolt from the action (don't lose it, drop it from a tree stand, etc.) Find your extended length nut driver which I hope you have with you or you're totally screwed, run that into the action and set there and unscrew that DIS. Once you get the DIS out, don't drop that either, you have to screw in a primed DIS. Then with a LIVE PRIMER DIS in the rifle, you load your propellant and bullet. Now find that bolt and reinstall it into the action. Let's not forget that bolt release that will be a PITA, so you'll likely have to remove that.
Imagine yourself needing a second shot on an animal? How about that second shot being from a tree stand 20' up, or laying prone in high grass, standing in a swamp knee deep in water, etc.? Don't drop anything screwing around.
Transport laws require the ignition system, primer, cap, DIS be removed to lawfully transport the rifle. If you remove the DIS where does that propellant go?
Yes I know shooters that use the DIS but, most of them are bench shooters and certainly not competitors in timed events and, they are using smokeless rated barrels with smokeless propellants. And yes, some of them do hunt with the system, but out of custom made box blinds where they can't lose anything.
There is no advantage to using the DIS. There is no advantage in ignition over the modular system, as both are reliable. There is no advantage in velocity using BH209 or any substitutes. Even using smokeless propellants in SMOKELESS RATED BARRELS, there's only a 50fps advantage in velocity.
I know of over 500 owners of the RUM and UF rifles and not a single owner uses the DIS. Those who change out the OEM ignition system ALL have the patented Arrowhead ignition system which works flawless. Load, snap a module into the bolt face and close the action. Flawless. Transport? Just remove the module and no propellant falling out.
DIS has its place and works well for what its designed for. It works easier in break open rifles designed to shoot smokeless with smokeless rated barrels.
Sorry, but having shot many thousands of rounds through these rifles, before I went the DIS route, I'd remain with the OEM system and try to find a spare breech plug. I have nothing against Jeff, as he's a great builder.
Your opinion may differ............
