07-21-2020, 05:12 PM
I have the DIP, as well as the MAG BUTTON.
My eye dosent care for the shape of the trigger guard. But thats not a worthwhile Criticism. The BM is 100% it allows for solid screw torque without fear of compression cRacks with the plastic junk. The mag release is well thought out and awesome.
I swapped to a Boyds stock that I "recontoured" last year its MUCH better. While I was contouring I pillar bedded then glass bed the action. The barrel is free floated and the gun preforms remarkably. Shooting under 1" @ 200 with a few loads.
I like the idea of a blind or hinged floor plate. But I spent $$ on the DIP and ya dont fix what aint broke.
I bought two extra mags when I bought the gun. They have given zero problems. But I prefer metal. They feel cheap but provided care free service for a few years now.
CW
CW
My eye dosent care for the shape of the trigger guard. But thats not a worthwhile Criticism. The BM is 100% it allows for solid screw torque without fear of compression cRacks with the plastic junk. The mag release is well thought out and awesome.
I swapped to a Boyds stock that I "recontoured" last year its MUCH better. While I was contouring I pillar bedded then glass bed the action. The barrel is free floated and the gun preforms remarkably. Shooting under 1" @ 200 with a few loads.
I like the idea of a blind or hinged floor plate. But I spent $$ on the DIP and ya dont fix what aint broke.
I bought two extra mags when I bought the gun. They have given zero problems. But I prefer metal. They feel cheap but provided care free service for a few years now. CW
CW