How to Glass Bed a Precision Hunting Rifle | Gunsmithing

[@TedMonty]

You have a very sincere presence on camera, nephew...something that many can never acquire. And your skillset? Wow!

[@jasonwatkins4277]

Really good video series. Can't wait to see the finished product.

[@larrywalden626]

you could have shown more of the milling process honing out the stock. i would liked to seen your finish and exactly how you achieved machining it out with a small end mill cutter.

[@neafranklin7905]

I'm curious as I don't actually know . How does stock affect accuracy?. Other than eye position in relation to scope .

[@floydmiller3288]

So nice

[@vikp6115]

So you squeezes all that epoxy into the threads ? And usual those hoses goes through the action all the way where barrel threads are and u just epoxy those threads ? That's going to be fun to take that barrel off

[@freddyvice8822]

Please do a video on pillow and glass bedding a Sako 75 and 85 thanks

[@terryraymond3591]

Did u put anything on the end of the action and barrel to prevent it from sticking in the stock?

[@nailed2thecross01]

Have you made an updated video? Can you explain why others tape recoil lugs?

[@daveb8457]

Great question. I learned to tape the front, sides and bottom of the recoil lug to promote bedding contact with the rear of the RL only.

[@mr.mr.3301]

How do you keep the bolts from getting glued in

[@austynscruggs6867]

Release agent on threads

[@nj-bz8pv]

Some people tape the front of the recoil lug. Is the a reason you don’t do that?

[@nailed2thecross01]

Was going to ask the same question, have you found out why?

[@lanceschul]

Why wouldn’t you torque the action screws? I was assuming it would be best so you can replicate the fit with proper torque.

[@wyomingguncompany3327]

My approach to bedding has changed slightly since making this. I no longer even wrap the bedded rifle with surgical tubing anymore. I found it squeezed out too much bedding compound as it's setting up. Screws are only finger tight after setting it in. Provides for a much better result and then the screws are properly torqued for final assembly. Thanks for watching!!

[@umpquablades]

A stress free bedding job is what you want which is the reason you don’t want to tighten the screws down tight. I only finger right the crews.

[@jdubrr35]

Can you do a video on pillar bedding also?

[@wyomingguncompany3327]

That's a good suggestion! Something we'll look into doing in the near future. Thanks for watching!!

[@justinschmidt9180]

Nice job. .....step 1 buy milling machine

[@JoePep223]

Nice if you showed the whole process....

[@wyomingguncompany3327]

We do show the whole process! Watch all the videos and BOOM you got the info you seek!

[@rwolfhaus1234]

Take a more measured approach than other like videos. Good job!

[@NTHunt]

So glad i have a milling machine 😒

[@wyomingguncompany3327]

email [e-mail] if you're needing any work done! We are happy to help!

[@bobgyetvai9444]

You didnt bed all along the sides of the action to prevent movemen further enhanceing the job . Even snugged that reciever will distort slightly defeating the purpose of stress free bedding . A dial indicator proves my point . If you say its a hunting rifle not a target job i remind you targets dont bleed . No pillars either so it wont ever truly be stress free or consistantly torqued . You are capable of far better than this . Sorry.......