jmeier1981
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I got a bell and carlson medalist varmint stock for my Savage 10fp. I took it to the gunsmith for a trigger job and to be bedded. He recommended bedding the action and even a small portion of the barrel, just the first couple inches basically the chamber. What do you think of this, is it a good idea or does the bedding need to stop before the barrel starts??? Also what about the safety tang? I've seen some post that say bed it and some that say float it, so which works better???
Ok so basically what are the dos and donts of bedding a short action savage? This is the older style 4 1/4" bolt spacing with a blind staggered magazine.
So bed the chamber portion of the barrel or no???
Bed or float the safety tang???
Any tips or help will be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance
Ok so basically what are the dos and donts of bedding a short action savage? This is the older style 4 1/4" bolt spacing with a blind staggered magazine.
So bed the chamber portion of the barrel or no???
Bed or float the safety tang???
Any tips or help will be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance