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Blemished Remington 511 Read Description!!
Product Description
Free loading tool with each order.
Video of how to use loading tool HERE
Blemished Magazines for the Remington 511 bolt action rifle.
These magazines are fully laser cut, and are welded instead of crimped together.
Magazine should be inserted with bolt open
Please note we suggest a break in process as shown in video below. Magazine feed will be slightly sticky the first couple uses.
Please note that some longer bullet profiles result in stiff loading and sluggish feeding as the added length prevents them from stacking correctly.
Here is a sample of bullets we have on hand. Both the ones indicated with the arrows did feed, however it is difficult to load to 20 rounds.
Rimfire magazines are restricted in many cases just like centerfire.
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Product Reviews
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Five twenty rounders (C grade) so far and I LOVE them!
Posted by Cal C. on 18th Oct 2022
These are the best when you can pick up a Remington 511 and CBC 122 (Brazilian 511) for cheap due to missing mags :)
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Better when tuned
Posted by chad h. on 4th May 2022
The mags are function fine and are good quality. 3 of the 4 mags were quite crunchy to load. I disassembled, polished the followers and liberally lubed with hornady one shot(dry lube). they are now smooth but stiff. I have ordered mags from CSS before and have found they work better if I leave them loaded with ten rounds while not in use, for the first couple weeks. I hope they start making mags for other models.
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Where's the blemish it's supposed to have? Looks perfect to me!
Posted by Russell W. on 26th Mar 2022
Recently I finally got the magazine latch fixed on my Remington 511, but it only had a single 10 round magazine. So of course I jumped at the opportunity to buy a "blemished" magazine at a very reduced price!
I got the "B" grade 20 round magazine, and when it arrived I couldn't find whatever blemish it is supposed to have. (My 1953 Remington 511 has a few blemishes too, that I *can* see, but I love it more because of the character it gives.) The mag loads 20 rounds, just like it should, but getting those last rounds in is pretty difficult. I expect that it'll get a lot easier once it's been used a few times.
I also received the loading tool, but I'm still trying to figure out how to work it. I've watched the "Loading Tool Video" a number of times, and it looks so easy- but so far, it's not easy for me! Still, I'm going to learn how. Practice makes perfect!