Glass Bedding etc....

[Biggerhammer]

How much release agent did you use?  Did you use clay to block the bedding compound from oozing into areas it was not supposed to go? 

Sent you a PM.

I was wondering the same thing, if the bedding oozed into the trigger area and the threads of the action screws, it could be a real issue and not fixable without destroying the stock and trigger to save the barreled action.

Good thing is, stocks and triggers are plentiful.

[Austrian Hunter]

How much release agent did you use?  Did you use clay to block the bedding compound from oozing into areas it was not supposed to go? 

Sent you a PM.

I used all of the bottle that came with it, I also covered all screws with it.  All in all I used a lot. 

[Austrian Hunter]

If you can get it to me in Wenatchee, would be glad to fix it for you. Have seen this before, so no worries, it is fixable my freind!!

THANK YOU!! I may have to take you up on that!!!  I need a reason to lock at your inventory anyways, lol.

[mountainman]

 

[Austrian Hunter]

How much release agent did you use?  Did you use clay to block the bedding compound from oozing into areas it was not supposed to go? 

Sent you a PM.

PM replied!  Thank you!!!!!! 

[mountainman]

Unless you really slathered the compound on, the aforementioned tip should pop her loose. But again, the offer stands to lend a hand. We bed a good share of rifles every week, and prefer Dev- Con for most applications, including skim jobs. My guess is its some ooze tensioning on the sides of the trigger lock work, unless again, it's was really piled on.

[mrolen]

typically after the bedding is cured the action will appear to be stuck because you just created a 1:1 fit, hold the gun by the stock in your hands and hit the bottom of the barrel on a covered table and it should pop it loose if you clayed the right spots and got good coverage with the release agent.

[Austrian Hunter]

typically after the bedding is cured the action will appear to be stuck because you just created a 1:1 fit, hold the gun by the stock in your hands and hit the bottom of the barrel on a covered table and it should pop it loose if you clayed the right spots and got good coverage with the release agent.

I tried but I can't get the screws to move, the middle one comes out but the other two are stuck. 

[Austrian Hunter]

Thank you again mrolen and mountainman for your help!  The riffle is fixed and I love my new Kimber Custom Eclipse II.  You have and awesome shop and all your staff is super friendly and knowledgeable.  THANK YOU!!!  You have a new regular customer even if it takes me two hours to get there, lol.

[mountainman]

Anytime my freind! Was our pleasure!