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Join Date: May 23, 2018
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Getting a Savage 111 to accept box mags
I wanted to start with a 110 series series or a remington 700. I had been leaning toward the 700 due to the ability to easily upgrade it to accept box mags, but yesterday I found a screaming deal on a used 111 in 30-06, and I'm wondering if there's any easy way to get it to accept box mags (AIC preferred) without too steep an investment. If it helps the stock was my 1st intended upgrade
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Doesn't it already have a box mag? A detachable 4 rnd mag is what came up when I did a search. Savage 111 Trophy Hunter XP .30-06. Is yours different??
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Most of the Savages did not come with DBMs. There is a company down in Sarasota Fl that makes DBMs for 700s. I don't know whether or not they make them for Savages.
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Check out e-sarco and PTG.
You may have to get a bottom metal kit to accept the mags, but no more expensive than a Rem 700 setup. www.e-sarco.com www.pacifictoolandgauge.com Oh, and my older 111 came with 3 round DBM.
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I was thinking along the lines of accepting AICS mags
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If i'm thinking right, the mags you mention are for short actions.
Your gonna want something longer. Either way your gonna need to get a new bottom metal kit. As i said, e-sarco and Pacific Tool and Gauge are probably your best sources.
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The Savage 111 Trophy Hunter XP does come with a detachable mag.
If the thing is currently a blind mag, it may need another stock too. The whole thing is discussed here. https://www.savageshooters.com/showt...ting-blind-mag It's www.sarcoinc.com. |
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Your best bet for bottom metal that accepts AI magazines is probably the PT&G Stealth bottom metal. The second best option if you're looking to replace the stock is a chassis system. Oryx will be the most affordable option if you go that route.
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