Action Bedding, are you doing this?

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Right or wrong, I used my rear action screw to hold my M77 action in place I didn't torque it down, just took the slack out 28" heavy barrel, so the rear screw just kept it held in the stock Just ran it down until all slack was out In the other two screw holes, I cut small pieces of foam earplugs, rolled them up and put them in the holes Worked great I hate the angled recoil lug 😂 That's the only reason the stock isn't pillar bedded
Comment from : Eric the Red

I was thinking the same thing Why is no one using studs?
Comment from : Matt Strohmeyer

Great information Mark Love your channel
Comment from : Tom Suveg

Excellent advice!
Comment from : just an observer

Great and properly explained process bedding video I have bedded all my custom rifles using the same stud process and they all have worked perfectly well I use spacers at the floor plate area and give it a controlled tightening to avoid the same issues you explained There is a video by AllTerra arms on their website and they show in details how they bed their actions Those guys do it the right way, after all their rifles start at around $ 6,000 US and above Thanks for proper education for those who think they know how to bed rifle
Comment from : Raf Kend

I use Devcon I use 2 studs with shrink-wrap on them and wrap everything with electrical tape stretched tight I bed all my rifles, have a new B&C stock that I'm working on now
Comment from : A Joe Gevara

Beauty, thanks!
Comment from : Duke VonFlankenHeimer

Just about to do my first bedding job in my ruger The idea of sticking the action screws up through the epoxy has been bothering me Thanks for the video, great solution to the problem
Comment from : D fleury outdoors

I prefer to use a threaded rod in front and use a nut slightly snugged to square the action to the receiver
Comment from : cncmillman

Hi mark question I'm looking at the MDT Oryx chassis do you need action bedding for that stock or is it all set up for the model and calibre of the rifle? Cheers for you're time and effort with you're videos
Comment from : Michael Smith

Thank you Well explained and clarified to demystify I'm going in
Comment from : David Derr

Bondo
Comment from : Treece Barringer

That’s a really good tip
Comment from : Jude Larkin

Best video I've watched on bedding a action
Comment from : Freddy Vice

Thank You for the explaination Mark, especially with regard to using the Dummy Screws/Studs The way I explain the Bedding process to people is: "You are attempting to place the rifles Action, so that it is at complete Rest, in the stock inletting/Bed In the same way, that we want to lay down in out own Bed, to be at Rest We wan't the rifles Action, to have no unwanted stresses applied to it, as it Lays in it's Bed (its inletting)" Hope that helps Regards JB
Comment from : John Bladen