How to Glass Bed Your Rifle Action (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Learn how to glass bed your rifle for accuracy in this tutorial. We are using Brownells Acraglas Gel. This video is part 2 only. Watch our other videos to complete the process.
Part 1 - Prep and application
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Separating the 2 parts while still soft, but firm, and cleaning up with a knife, saved me a ton of work later. Thanks!
Finally a good bedding and trim before the cure was completed makes one hell of a lot more sense and time saveing
You can literally see the action rocking back n forth. Omg i just csnt believe you actually made this public. Wow 👌
Never seen bedding done this way, probably for good reason.
I would like to make a bedding for the first time. I think that he may have used a bit much of the 2k material and he should let it harden completely. Why do you think that's a good reason you didn't seen like this before?
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Great video thanks i learned a lot.I did this over 40 years ago with epoxy and wax paper.That $18.00 stevens shot great.
I've found that bedding the receiver tang, the recoil lug, and the barrel are all you need to get good results.
How do u bed the barrel
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What happened to Part 3 in finishing this project? Am I missing something??
I realize this was seven years ago, but I would like to see the finish of this job.
I'm guessing since there isn't a part 3 video the bedding was FUBAR!
Yep deff fubar!
Thanks for the robot music. I seizured and swallowed my tongue.
this is very different to what i have learned.
first you dont compress the bedding compound by tightening the screws during curing for a wood stock.
you dont remove the barreled action to trim the goop before it has set solid or you can destroy the bedding and the whole point of the process, which is why you fill the voids with putty, which would have meant you didnt have to take the barreled action out.
a personal preference is to also bed the first inch or so of the barrel,, provided its not a quick change barrel.
also, a lot of bedding jobs dont bed side walls to the top as it can cause problems.
maybe i am miss understanding your process.
yep you should never ever remove and replace before bedding compound is harden for 24hrs please DO NOT do it the way he doing it
Lol I'm no gunsmith, but looking at doing one of my rifles, so I've been watching a bunch of videos. On seeing this one I was thinking "this is different". Glad to know I'm not alone.
He deff ruined the bedding job by reinstalling the action and squeezing it back into the soft compound lol
Different strokes for different folks, good job others may have more superior ways but I don't see them skinning out videos of "their " best way to do it. I will say thanks for taking the time out of your day to try and help others. Maybe they caught a peice of something that you did that uncle Joe Bob didn't quite do. That's.
Hey guys has the stuff set yet so we get the promised part 3, only been waiting almost 5 years for it...?
O processo de cura ainda não está completo, leva mais 5 anos...
He fked this bedding job up, so he just ended the vid there lol
Bedding the magazine is not necessary and problematic to the bare clip. At least wrap in tape also a few layers so you have some play in it to clip in and out.
Nunca teve uma parte 3?
Part 3 ???
Been doing smithing for over 40 years. Professionally and for myself. Always had glassed up to the end of the chamber area. And floated the rest of the barrel. Why did you stop at the barrel lug?
Wondered that myself.
Especially after using it so liberally everywhere else? How do you end up with product on the magazine!?
because that's what the internet says now for some reason, and I bet this guy's only qualification is a combination of knowing another employee and 3 or four google searches.
What is the wax removed with ?
To each their own but this definitely not how I've bedded rifles
I would have thought, if you fill in the hole for the recoil lug, it would hydraulic against the bedding and not seat fully. wouldn't you also just do the recoil lug area and the tang at the rear. not very impressed at all.
Your boys technique will flex the action . Proveable with a dial indicator . Fail !!!
This is how you bed a stock the hard way
Most badass music
3 hours?
Where is part 3 ??????
Good video. Music is not so great.
Part three? 3?3?3?
My God. Hold the camera still!
what's up with part 3
Part 3 is "find a gunsmith that knows what he's doing and doesn't put more time into "cleanup" and more money into "wasted materials" and doesn't charge for "bedding" an entire receiver just to "free float" the barrel with a "bed job" that SHOULD only include RELIEVING THE STOCK FORWARD OF THE RECOIL LUG, BEDDING THE RECOIL LUG RECESS AND BEDDING THE REAR MOUNTING LUG AREA. You can't fill a WOOD STOCK with "plastic" filler, and "free float" the ENTIRE RECEIVER that's STILL ATTACHED TO THE STOCK and not have that "float" vary as the stock "walks" with temperature and humidity changes.
The amount of bedding material required to PROPERLY bed a rifle is TEASPOONS rather than CUPS, a GOOD gunsmith can "bed" a couple rifles per DAY no problem and there will be NO OUTWARD SIGNS PERIOD that it was DONE. Much less waste time DYING THE FUCKING BEDDING COMPOUND NOBODY IS GOING TO SEE ANYWAY.
There are QUITE A FEW FACTORY-BEDDED RIFLES like Browning A-Bolts and X-bolts, Weatherby Mark Vs and I believe some Howas, Tikkas and Sakos. Whether WOOD STOCKED or "COMPOSITE" STOCKED" and they're all bedded the SAME. Want to see how PROPER BEDDING is done and LOOKS? Go check out one of those rifles.
@@deeremeyer1749 Someones a bit salty.
This sucks. Let's dunk the entire rifle in a barrel of acraglas and then pay some guy to dig it out like a pharaoh's coffin.
Can this be done on a synthetic stock?
Depends. Some come with an aluminum base that makes full contact. No bedding needed with those stocks. It also depends on the caliber.
Don’t bed any gun the way he did this !
What’s the purpose ?? No part 3 it’s not factory just killed the valve
Totally contrary to what we know as professional gunsmiths. Unless he has a part 3 to show the fit and finish, its a flop.
There’s no way there’s a part 3. He forgot to wax the metal before he reassembled the gun. Once he took the gun out, the release agent is gone. Even the area of the clay needed the wax. Sad.
@@TimeToBeKind didnt he wax the metal in part 1? Wait i see were he fucked up..
That’s what I’m saying. The moment he took the gun apart with intention of putting it together, he’s supposed to apply more release agent t.
@@TimeToBeKind he went waaay overkill on the bedding area too.
This is deff how not to bed an action! Hope people aren’t paying this idiot money for this!
That guy should be teaching first grade art. No should let him touch a gun unless it's a water gun
😂 this is sad but true!
This guy is a stud. He really knows what he is doing.
I can't believe you posted this. There is so many things you did incorrectly it would be hard to list them all. Please don't send any work to these guys until they learn how to bed a rifle. So sad.
The music Jesus it's f@#king annoying!!!!!
Learn how not to glass bed your rifle!
Then show us hoe it's done stud.
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Hope those aren't menthol cigarettes in your pocket, if so the government will be out for you.
How not to bed a action lol
The music is unbearable. Killed any chance of watching more than 30 seconds!
Finally a good bedding and trim before the cure was completed makes one hell of a lot more sense and time saveing