Rifle Beding any good ideas

[hunter399]

Was thinking about useing jb weld for rifle Beding ,
What you guys think.

[Jonathan_S]

Works fine.

[2labs]

Wheeler engineering has a nice kit. Everything you need, and directions. Called miles Gilbert bed rock

[jasnt]

I like devcon metal plastic myself. Job weld will work. Toilet bowl wax has been the best release agent I’ve ever used. Cheap too

[Magnum_Willys]

90% of bedding pro’s imo are using devcon or marinetex.  The marinetex worked fine for me but you can’t go wrong with the standard - devcon.   

[hunter399]

Used jb weld
Snow seal boot wax
With a light coat of rem oil
I will let you know at 9 or 9:30 when I pull it apart I will post pic

[hunter399]

I'm only doing front recoil lug not the whole action.

[yorketransport]

JB weld works pretty well if you get your ratios right and mix it well. I'm partial to Devcon but it's pretty expensive if you only have 1 or 2 rifles to bed. I've done 10 or 12 guns with 1# of Devcon.

I've had good luck with Kiwi shoe polish as a release agent combined with some of the kids' clay to fill any voids in the action. I haven't glued a gun yet, but I was a little nervous on one or two of them.

What action are you bedding?

[Bill W]

JB weld works pretty well if you get your ratios right and mix it well. I'm partial to Devcon but it's pretty expensive if you only have 1 or 2 rifles to bed. I've done 10 or 12 guns with 1# of Devcon.

I've had good luck with Kiwi shoe polish as a release agent combined with some of the kids' clay to fill any voids in the action. I haven't glued a gun yet, but I was a little nervous on one or two of them.

What action are you bedding?

I got one I'm going to "bed" with no release agent.  It shot real good until I had to pull the action from the stock.  I found out that the previous owner bedded it with no release agent and I decided when I returned it to the stock I'd do it the same way.  It was about the same as a glue in but also using the action screws.

[hunter399]

Here's the pic , not as good looking as I expected,but it did take the slip out,i will clean up with dreamel tomorrow.
This is my first attempt so not good looking,but will work.
Glad I took it apart cause I think it might of been glued if I waited any longer.

[Magnum_Willys]

Marinetex  or Devcon give a much nicer finish. 

[hunter399]

Marinetex  or Devcon give a much nicer finish. 

Ya I think I will try devcon or marintex on my next rifle project.

[CAMPMEAT]

Put it in a chassis.

[Jonathan_S]

With JB, I let it sit overnight and pop it loose after 12-14 hrs, that seems about perfect for the temps in my shop.isn't going to lift or change shape but I can still clean it up with a sharp knife and drill out the hole for the action screws.  All I've bedded is the front/recoil lug but it makes a positive difference. 

For those factory stocks that I notice vertical stringing, sand down the contact points, dremel out the recoil lug area so I get more epoxy in there, then bed it.  Reduced the fliers to almost nil and turned a totally factory 700 into an excellent shooting rifle, same with two Savages and a Ruger.  Some people frown on the finish but I think it looks great when done carefully, plus you can't even see it unless the action is taken out 

[jackelope]

Put it in a chassis.

Not really practical for hunting.