Hawkins Precision - Hunter DBM (No Magazine)

The Hunter Detachable Box Magazine (DBM) bottom metal is designed for shooters that are looking for a flush mounted bottom metal that will accept flush magazines. The DBM is machined from a single piece of billet 6061 and features a patented cantilever spring release that will not open under heavy recoil. The magazine release is also adjustable, sleek and all but impossible to actuate accidentally.
 
The Hunter DBM is made to fit into an M5 inlet. (same as the M5 DBM and M5 Oberndorf) It is available for Remington 700 actions, and all Remington 700 clones. Comes with pillars and action screws.
NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE DEFIANCE XM ACTION
 
Short Action Weight: 2.8 oz
Long Action Weight: 3.4 oz
Long Action Hunter DBMs require gunsmithing in factory length factory Remington 700 actions and Zermatt Origins to accommodate the magazine COAL.
Magazine Compatibility:
Short Actions: Hawkins Flush Hunter Magazines / AICS 5 and 10 round 308 (3901 – 5 Round / 3902 – 10 Round)
Long Actions: Hawkins Flush Hunter Magazines (will not work with CIP length AICS, MDT, or Accurate magazines)
 
Hawkins Precision Hunter Magazines are made from a single piece of billet aluminum.
 
Short Action Weight: 2.6oz
LA 300 PRC/28 Nosler Weight: 3.2 oz
300 NM/338 Lapua Weight: 3.8 oz
 
Made specifically for the Hawkins Precision Hunter M5 DBM
Short Action Standard magazine holds 4 rounds (~2.880″ Internal length)
Short Action Magnum magazine holds 3 rounds (~2.980″ Internal length)
Short Actions Magazines will not work with 22-250
Long Action magazines hold 3 rounds (~3.770″ internal length)
Long Actions are designed to be run with Beltless magnum cases. Not designed to feed belted mags optimally.
Long Action Hunter DBMs require gunsmithing in factory length factory Remington 700 actions and Zermatt Origins to accommodate the magazine COAL.
Note – Users may need to contact a gunsmith to run the 2.980″ 6.5 PRC magazine to for proper feeding. These magazines do not feature a binder plate and your action may need to be notched to prevent bullets from catching below the feed ramp.