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    Modify Whidden Staggerfeed V-Block for Centerfeed Blind Mag?


    Has anyone modified a Widden V-Block made for the staggerfeed mags to work with a centerfeed gun? It looks like the Whidden V-Blocks are not made for the centerfeed guns--unless I'm wrong about that. I'm not sure if I'd just have to mill out the magazine hole on the V-Block to work with the centerfeed blind mag or what I'd need to do to fit it. Anyone using this block in their savage centerfeed?

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    I'd like to know too. John's shop is south of me near Valdosta and I've been considering trying his V block set up on my short action center feed 223.

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    Screw spacing is different. You would wind up with a slot instead of a hole. I built mine, I talked to John about making them a production item and it's not high on the priority list.



    I originally wanted to have it long enough to go to the trigger guard screw and past the front of the recoil lug. But the piece of AL I had on hand worked. Next one I build will be full length and have the drop box bottom metal integrated into it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by missed View Post
    Screw spacing is different. You would wind up with a slot instead of a hole. I built mine, I talked to John about making them a production item and it's not high on the priority list.



    I originally wanted to have it long enough to go to the trigger guard screw and past the front of the recoil lug. But the piece of AL I had on hand worked. Next one I build will be full length and have the drop box bottom metal integrated into it.
    You do some beautiful work, congratulations!

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    Thanks! If there was enough interest I am sure I could finish the cam paths and see how much it would be to get some cranked out on the CNC. Manual milling takes a few hours per piece.

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