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Gunsmithing removing bedding
- Thread starter Tricky Dickey
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Re: removing bedding
I would like to know this as well. A rifle stock I purchased had been previously bedded so the barrel was straight in the channel...enough said, I want to re-do it and do not want to gouge the composite material.
Bump for a good question!
I would like to know this as well. A rifle stock I purchased had been previously bedded so the barrel was straight in the channel...enough said, I want to re-do it and do not want to gouge the composite material.
Bump for a good question!
Re: removing bedding
I would say a Dremel is probably the best way to remove bedding material from existing stock. Go easy and take your time and you will see were the bedding ends and stock begins.
I would say a Dremel is probably the best way to remove bedding material from existing stock. Go easy and take your time and you will see were the bedding ends and stock begins.
