Glass Bedding A Synthetic Stock

[dbllunger]

Correct...use two coats of release agent on all possible metal that may come into contact with bedding agent.  Use the proper coloring or you will have brown bedding with a black stock or vice versa.  Not hard to do.  Pillars requires more skill then just bedding the action. 

[Jamieb]

Heres a link to pillar bedding. http://www.6mmbr.com/pillarbedding.htmlI've never done pillars.

[sisu]

Anyone ever done this? 

If so, was it worth it? 

OK now that I have placed this were it belongs here is a good link from a year ago on Glass Bedding a Rifle. There were several knowledgeable fellas on the thread that were willing to help. Read the link I've put in here and PM those people for additional help.

LINK:  http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,5271.15.html

[Slenk]

Here is also a good artical. I have done a bunch of Synthetic Stocks. And it has helped all of them.
If you are working on a Savage or Stevens rifle DO NOT bed the tang area. This area on the Savage and Stevens rifle has to be free floated!!!!!!!!

http://www.6mmbr.com/pillarbedding.html

Slenk

[sisu]

Slenk!, Ya this is the guy I was thinking of when I started looking around for glass bedding information. I read what he wrote a while back and he knows his stuff. If he does not mind go ask him.

[Slenk]

 
sisu hope my info helped you and anyone else. I sure don't have all the answers. But I don't mind helping those that want to learn.
Slenk

[MuleySniper]

I'll be doing it on my new stock for my #1 soon. Lots of good info guys. Thanks.
MS