Re: What is a \"glue-in\" gun?
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Auburn,
Glue your action into your stock and you wont get it out by normal means, I have heard of benchrest rifles grasped by the barrel being violently swung against a bench and the stock breaking before the glue in gave way. The heat involved to remove a glue in will destroy stocks and often bluing jobs as well.
Some people will say that on a bench gun, for ultimate accuracy a glue in is the best way. For all the hassle involved, on a hunting rifle, conventional bedding is much more practical. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Ian.
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first of all -- dont bother with less than a BR application with a light recoiling round
2nd--who in the hell would swing their BR rifle against a bench to remove the barreled action /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif ***?
3rd, the heat is applied with an iron to the reciever--bluing and bedding are fine. the action expands and breaks the bond, problem solved.
JB