Alex Wheeler
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How much does it weigh?Pictures, as asked for. Bat MST, flat bottom. View attachment 1269672View attachment 1269673View attachment 1269674View attachment 1269675
Better for beddingOk...question from a NON GUNSMITH. What is the advantage of a flat bottom action?
Tod
I do like flats for bedding, even for glue ins the square shape gives more surface area. Its also the heaviest configuration that comes with an integral rail.Ok...question from a NON GUNSMITH. What is the advantage of a flat bottom action?
Tod
I do all of my own inlets. I have put these in LRB stocks and Kestros stocks no problem. They will fit any stock that will take an M. Im finishing up couple 300 saum imp heavy guns in LRBs with these. Ill put up some pictures when Im done.What stocks will fit this action, Alex? I assume Kelbly's but not positive.
Thanks, Dave
Looks like McMillan will inlet for this
my MB is 3 lbs 1 ozHow much does it weigh?
Ok...question from a NON GUNSMITH. What is the advantage of a flat bottom action?
Tod
How about a multiflat? I have 3 round BAT's and one "multiflat".If you envision closing the bolt handle on a round action, the action screws basically alone, stop the action from rotating. Most recoil lugs only make contact on their back, not the bottom or sides.
On a squarish flat bottomed action, the flat on the bottom, and flat sides of the action against the sides of the stock, inherently stop the action from rotating. You could close the bolt with no action screws being in place.
When action screws feel pressure cycles from multiple directions, they are more likely to loosen up.
How about a multiflat? I have 3 round BAT's and one "multiflat".