Easyloader for Rem 1100

[AR-Tuma]

I'm sure this is one of those things that there has already been a post on, but after looking I couldn't find one. That being said has anyone had any experience installing and tuning one of the daves metal works easyloaders for a rem 1100? just picked up a tac 2 last night and would like to throw one on, and after searching around everyone says you need to tune it for your gun.

[Bob Hostetter]

They aren't a drop in part, most will need a little tuning. If you don't understand the internal workings of the trigger group you might be better off having Dave at DMW's install it (he is the manufacturer). He located in Covina and his number is 626-859-0299.

[AR-Tuma]

They aren't a drop in part, most will need a little tuning. If you don't understand the internal workings of the trigger group you might be better off having Dave at DMW's install it (he is the manufacturer). He located in Covina and his number is 626-859-0299.

Any idea what he charges for the install? I'm familiar with the inner workings of it but in my looking around it seems more often than not people are having issues installing it or screw it up bad. Don't know if i want to open that can of worms.....

Also, what is your opinion of them?

[Bob Hostetter]

Most people screw up the 1st couple of ones they try to install. Don't know what he's charging but you can call and ask him. Probably going to be cheaper then buying another one if you mess this one up.

[12gauge12]

It takes some patience. There is a good amount of install, test, uninstall, file, and repeat. Make sure to have the proper file, and punch. Its not too hard, just follow the directions

[TKM]

You really have to be a gamer to get your moneys worth out of this.

Not saying it's not cool, cause it is, just an alternate use of beer money.

[AR-Tuma]

Thanks guys, talked to Dave yesterday afternoon and I'm just gonna mail him the action and have him do it.