1. Bedding a rifle with MatchGrade bedding compound

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Nathan, youre the best, man! Best bedding how to video on Youtube! Thank you so much!
Comment from : Ashbuck

Nathan is one of the nicest guys EVER !!!
Comment from : Robert Ward

If bedding the stock is such an improvement, why wouldn't they do it at the factory?
Comment from : Tim Hallas

Beautifully explained Liked and subbed and looking forward to part 2 Cheers from Australia mate!
Comment from : teach eng

Thank you, Nathan Well made and instructional Thank you for the diligent research and instruction All the best!
Comment from : Tyrone/Cheri Adcock

Nice job,and a very good job for the accuracy rifle
Comment from : DONALD BOUGIE

what rotary tool is that?? my dremel broke down on me i want a better one
Comment from : zoidelux

nice job wish to see more with mauser action
Comment from : Salman The Persian

Got to love the background birds Not too many brids like that in Calgary (well outside of the zee anyways) Great video my friend
Comment from : Mark Campling

do you work in a zoo?brI swear I hear a hog at 4:39 and exotic birds throughout :)
Comment from : Don

Love the magpie 2:50 Didn't realize how much I miss the east coast Great vid
Comment from : Fantastic✨

Thank you very much for taking the time to make such a excellent informative video Not much can compare to many years of experience and your hard work and knowledge really shows Thank you for sharing your know how's and skills with the rest of us
Comment from : ZeroBoostBuick

Only thing I don't really agree with is using the modeling clay at the end of the barrel I have the fear that the barrel has the ability to sink a little during the curing process I am planning to tape the barrel before removing stock material to the point that the barrel will sit in the stock the same way prior to removing material Also, is the aluminum tape necessary? It looks like you use it only to highlight the places you put them to help explain why you put the tape there
Comment from : quickclot1

Sounds like the existing bedding is fine If it ain't broke I have provided detail on the A-Bolt in my long range book, looking at long term considerations All the best
Comment from : Nathan Foster

Thank you very much I see your order has come through, will dispatch it tomorrow morning
Comment from : Nathan Foster

Just bought some from your store mate!
Comment from : ransley13

Thanks for the tutorial, mine came out wonderfully!
Comment from : lj2justgoto

Beautiful rifle!
Comment from : thepeoplesdefense

@Ballisticstudies Thanks for the helpful reply mate! :)
Comment from : StompMeister

@StompMeister Hi, I am from NZ Sorry, you will have to check with your local laws on the category licensing and minimum lengths As for smithing, there are two ways, some folk learn in their own time, combining previously obtained machine shop skills with the study of published literature (eg- Steve Acker, author, The Gunsmith Machinist) Many others utilize the Montana school of gunsmithing People travel to Montana from as far as NZ for this course
Comment from : Nathan Foster

Gooday mate! You're Australian I'm guessing? If so, so am I Do you have any tips on how to get into gunsmithing? Also, to be a gunsmith that works on CatC guns, do you only need a CatC license? And from buttstock to the tip of the barrel, whats the minimum length of a legal rifle? Sorry if its too many questions but an answer would be much appreciated Thanks, catchyas
Comment from : StompMeister

@sgtleroym Hi, what you need to understand is that if the block is not lowered, the action will sit too high once bedded This is standard gunsmithing 101, the methods I employ have been around since the 1960's, most likely earlier If you are unsure, consult an experienced gunsmith As for accuracy, I take pride in my client rifles being able to produce groups averaging 35" at 1000 yards If you wish to, you can interact with past clients via the forums on the website
Comment from : Nathan Foster

Excellent info and good detail
Comment from : westexpipeliner1

Very nice information, thank you very much Take care
Comment from : leftymadrid

@ratagris21 Thanks, you are most welcome Its just a pity that due to upload speeds here, I couldn't provide more detail
Comment from : Nathan Foster

Great video on the bedding process!
Comment from : Will Chris

Hi Nathan I found your channel after reading the article in NZ Guns and Hunting issue #123 Needless to say I found it great reading You can guarentee I will be contacting you soon with an order for the bedding compound and the stabilizer when I start my next rifle build Regards Vince
Comment from : vince38curious2