SKIM BEDDING: What is it, and why do we do it?

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Excellent
Comment from : Tunnel Rabbit

I’ve been panic buying rifle components since the plan demic started but just now getting ready to start assembling I always thought bedding blocks negated the need for bedding but recently discovered it’s not brbrSo I’ll add this to the recipes I’ve got a Curtis, a Defiance and an Aero Solus build ready for this brAnd here I thought I was heading to the range but alas- back to the workbench! brbrMy hunter only buddies can’t understand why I can’t just go from the gun store straight to the range?! I can’t even get them to disassemble and clean new purchases let alone any upgrades like bedding
Comment from : Jeffrey Job

Will spot bedding create more consistency and/or potential accuracy on a polymer factory stock like a tikka?
Comment from : MrHf4l

Wow,,,,brI certainly learned a lot from you on this videobrWhat a great job!brThank you!!br😎👍
Comment from : Bill Turner

Do you put a layer of tape on certain points of the recoil lug? Bottom & front maybe?
Comment from : CARFV ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WITHOUT PREJUDICE

hello Desert Dog Do you have any experience regarding a bedding job negatively affecting the resale value of a gun assuming the bedding job is neat, done well, and improves accuracy?brbrnext question is what is to be done with a rifle that has a fore end screw? after the receiver is bedded and the first inch of the barrel is bedded for support i assume the for-end support pillar is clearanced and the screw is simply left out?brbrbras always thanks for doing these videos i really enjoy them
Comment from : Paul Deahl

Were i can found technical drawing of mauser kar 98? Thanks
Comment from : why not

You should show us how you do it over on Rumble
Comment from : Mr Mr

I wonder if my factory bedded Browning A Bolt Medallion is actually skim-bedded
Comment from : Dan Saver

Terrific show Thank you
Comment from : Dan Saver

I have always liked the HS Precision stocks but they are spendy
Comment from : Jack Buckley

I have done bedding and fore end relief on Ruger No1 rifles but never touched my Tikka M65 270 win or my REM 700 222Rem, both are half MOA rifles so I have left them as is Both are over 30 years old, are older rifles better fitted from the factory?
Comment from : Paul Harding

VERY GOOD VIDEO THIS IS FANTASTIC AND USEFUL INFORMATION THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS
Comment from : Jimmie Farris

When manufacturers first started putting aluminum bedding in their stocks I also noted the slop fit It’s not a one shoe size fits all I do exactly what was shown in your video I don’t care if it makes a difference all I know is the action is mated to the stock and there is no slop or twisting I use JB weld for small bed jobs
Comment from : Gas Check

Hey DD, I am wondering about which rifle would be better to buy a Model 70 XTR sporter in 30-06 or a new browning x bolt medallion Thanks for any feedback
Comment from : Matthew Schwab

Been doing this for years We called it bedding the action It usually helps, especially if your shots are stringing
Comment from : sog

I bit the bullet and had a go at bedding my tikka T3x hunter and I am so glad I did, the rifle went from 2 - 3 inch groups to sub moa I was very surprised as my other tikkas were very accurate out of the box but this one wasn't great but for a couple hours work and very little cost the gun was transformed
Comment from : James Adamson