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Locktite marine epoxy and what release agent
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<blockquote data-quote="Murtfree" data-source="post: 2231818" data-attributes="member: 111090"><p>I see a lot of different ways of bedding pictured here and I'm not sure what the purpose of bedding the entire length of the action is (magazine box/rail/trigger area)…..in fact I was always told that was detrimental to accuracy. Granted it looks nice but at both gun shops I worked at we only bedded behind the trigger area at the rear tang and in front of the magazine area up to the recoil lug; we also inserted aluminum pillars at the action screws but everything else on the action was free floated as well as the barrel. Not saying it's wrong but just curious as to the reason…..I still like to learn after nearly 50 years of building. By the way we always used Brownells Release agent and I just bought another can</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Murtfree, post: 2231818, member: 111090"] I see a lot of different ways of bedding pictured here and I’m not sure what the purpose of bedding the entire length of the action is (magazine box/rail/trigger area)…..in fact I was always told that was detrimental to accuracy. Granted it looks nice but at both gun shops I worked at we only bedded behind the trigger area at the rear tang and in front of the magazine area up to the recoil lug; we also inserted aluminum pillars at the action screws but everything else on the action was free floated as well as the barrel. Not saying it’s wrong but just curious as to the reason…..I still like to learn after nearly 50 years of building. By the way we always used Brownells Release agent and I just bought another can [/QUOTE]
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