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bedding full action question
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<blockquote data-quote="Jud96" data-source="post: 1010783" data-attributes="member: 69478"><p>Also, to keep the screws in the right position, we simply place a piece of masking tape over the head of the screw. We scoop the bedding in with something as simple as toothpick or Q-Tip, with the cotton removed, then just work it up and down to break up any air bubbles to eliminate any possible voids. Once done, the pillar should be 100% perfectly moulded to the stock and look like it is part of the stock, other than the color. It should also be free of any pockets, craters, or imperfections and look smooth throughout. My Dad has done it this way for 30+ years and with the addition of Devcon Plastic Steel it has made this a phenomenal bedding technique. We have discovered full length bedding of the action is not needed and the way we do it, as I described in my previous post, yields fantastic results and makes factory Model 700s and Savage 110s look like purpose built target rifles!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jud96, post: 1010783, member: 69478"] Also, to keep the screws in the right position, we simply place a piece of masking tape over the head of the screw. We scoop the bedding in with something as simple as toothpick or Q-Tip, with the cotton removed, then just work it up and down to break up any air bubbles to eliminate any possible voids. Once done, the pillar should be 100% perfectly moulded to the stock and look like it is part of the stock, other than the color. It should also be free of any pockets, craters, or imperfections and look smooth throughout. My Dad has done it this way for 30+ years and with the addition of Devcon Plastic Steel it has made this a phenomenal bedding technique. We have discovered full length bedding of the action is not needed and the way we do it, as I described in my previous post, yields fantastic results and makes factory Model 700s and Savage 110s look like purpose built target rifles! [/QUOTE]
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