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Effectiveness of Glass Bedding
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<blockquote data-quote="Barrelnut" data-source="post: 1531336" data-attributes="member: 74902"><p>The Weather Warriors have the aluminum bedding block stock. Called the Accustock. I would try to work with that before going to a Boyd's and bedding it.</p><p>I would make sure the recoil lug is firm against the bedding block and the action screws are torqued 50 to 65 inch pounds.</p><p>Start at 50 shoot go to 55 etc. And see how it does.</p><p>Then like others said reload with a good bullet and work up a load. Nosler 180 GR. Ballistic Tips are another accurate, forgiving and easy to load for bullet.</p><p>Should be easy to get it 3/4 MOA.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barrelnut, post: 1531336, member: 74902"] The Weather Warriors have the aluminum bedding block stock. Called the Accustock. I would try to work with that before going to a Boyd's and bedding it. I would make sure the recoil lug is firm against the bedding block and the action screws are torqued 50 to 65 inch pounds. Start at 50 shoot go to 55 etc. And see how it does. Then like others said reload with a good bullet and work up a load. Nosler 180 GR. Ballistic Tips are another accurate, forgiving and easy to load for bullet. Should be easy to get it 3/4 MOA. [/QUOTE]
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