How to Bed a Peak 44 Carbon Fiber Stock - Rem 700 Action

The Peak 44 Blacktooth stock is the lighter carbon fiber stock on the market at just 20 oz. Upgrade any rifle set up at home with this video explaining how to bed a rifle in our Blacktooth stock from start to finish.
-Remove old stock
-Apply release agent/wax to underneath front of barrel, recoil lug, behind the recoil lug, sides of action, front action screw, and underneath the front of the floor plate assembly
-Mix two-part epoxy in equal amounts. Jar included is enough to bed multiple rifles.
-Apply bedding compound to inside of stock directly into the recoil lug area and forward and aft of the recoil lug area. Try to avoid applying bedding compound into action screw hole.
-Place a Q Tip into action screw hole on barreled action. Place stock onto barreled action ensuring alignment using the Q Tip. Ensure barrel is centered in barrel channel.
-Remove excess bedding compound that may have overflowed from beneath the action using paper towels with mild cleaning agent
-Remove Q Tip and excess bedding compound from action screw hole
-Place bottom metal on stock
-Screw in action screws using minimal force
-Let stock sit for 24 hours
-Remove bedded stock from action
-Clean off wax from barreled action
-Apply a light coat of oil
-Use a small file to remove any bedding compound from the action screw hole and magazine box
-Place stock onto barreled action and torque action screws to factory specifications

[@trevorkolmatycki4042]

I was about to start hollering about compound in the screw hole… then you did that incredibly simple trick with the q-tip (which I have not seen anyone else do)… and now I am struggling to come up with a reason why I should not be impressed with your method. This is one of the cleanest and simplest bedding jobs I have watched online. You made that look very easy. I’m prepping for my first DIY bedding and was thinking of sourcing threaded studs to protect the action screw holes. Now you have me feeling tempted to just use qtips. 🤔

[@nebraskaman8247]

Great video!

[@zohairghullam5131]

Wouldn’t you want to bed the tang area? I’ve always felt if I’m gonna do a bedding job I want a bed the whole of the action. Definitely want to get that trigger and bolt assembly out. Love the Q-Tip idea. Will definitely be using that next time.

[@shoualor6391]

When will these stock be available for tikka action...???

[@peak4470]

Blacktooth is available now! peakfortyfour.com/collections/all/products/blacktooth-stock-ii-test

[@claudinacanan5470]

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[@Mattclay29]

Is just bedding the front of the action sufficient? I just bought your blacktooth for a rem 700 and wondering if I should bed the tang as well?

[@Freedompatrol]

Pretty sloppy job. This stock is definitely not worth the price tag. You people are gouging. Come back down to planet Earth lol!!

[@dawsondethlefs5266]

Pretty worth it to me and alot of others lol

[@Spac3Monkey]

They are extremely nice in person. Quit being poor

[@aaronvandyke4327]

I can attest to how awesome these stocks are in person.

[@cedricconrad1754]

These stocks are great. I will agree with the sloppy part, also no rear bedding?

[@edl7454]

But you will spend more money on a McMillan and that is better? Right