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Bedding a Bell and Carlson Medalist for Weatherby Mark V
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<blockquote data-quote="CoolHandCass" data-source="post: 613923" data-attributes="member: 41847"><p>I have a Weatherby Mark V synthetic in .257 Weatherby Mag. and I just bought a Bell and Carlson Medalist stock really just for cosmetic purposes. I would still like to know opinions on bedding the action and free floating the barrel on the new stock. I have yet to mount the barreled action on the stock yet, because if bedding the action is the way to go I will get a local smith to do the work. I just don't trust myself to do the job, ha. Will bedding the action improve accuracy? Free floating the barrel improve accuracy? Or should I just drop in the action a let her rip? This gun is my workhorse so I don't want to do anything to F it up. Opinions are appreciated.</p><p> </p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Cass</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoolHandCass, post: 613923, member: 41847"] I have a Weatherby Mark V synthetic in .257 Weatherby Mag. and I just bought a Bell and Carlson Medalist stock really just for cosmetic purposes. I would still like to know opinions on bedding the action and free floating the barrel on the new stock. I have yet to mount the barreled action on the stock yet, because if bedding the action is the way to go I will get a local smith to do the work. I just don't trust myself to do the job, ha. Will bedding the action improve accuracy? Free floating the barrel improve accuracy? Or should I just drop in the action a let her rip? This gun is my workhorse so I don't want to do anything to F it up. Opinions are appreciated. Thanks, Cass [/QUOTE]
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