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Well, some of you guys know I lucked into some really nice pre 64 model 70 rifles. One was a featherweight 30-06 made in '58 and the other a '59 H&H magnum rechambered to 300WBY. Both rifles are in very good condition, but they needed to be glass bedded. I like shrinking group size and consistency in accuracy, so this gets done to all of my rifles. Here's a pic of the stocks and my 2 rifles in the shop right now, sitting in bedding compound:
My preferred bedding compounds is Devcon steel 10110. It sets up very hard and stays on the stock without cracking out or shrinking. Its excellent bedding compound and far superior to accraglass. I'll show pics of how it turns out when I'm done. Should be decent... Then shoot them next weekend. That's the fun part
My preferred bedding compounds is Devcon steel 10110. It sets up very hard and stays on the stock without cracking out or shrinking. Its excellent bedding compound and far superior to accraglass. I'll show pics of how it turns out when I'm done. Should be decent... Then shoot them next weekend. That's the fun part