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Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
Bed it to get the best results in accuracy. You will be amazed at how accurate the rifle can be once bedded.
Bed it to get the best results in accuracy. You will be amazed at how accurate the rifle can be once bedded.
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
Somebody had a post here on bedding the 10-22
Somebody had a post here on bedding the 10-22
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
I have had best results bedding the front action screw area and a few inches of the barrel, leaveing the rear of the receiver alone. Also installing a full length pillar like the one in the pic makes a big difference.
I have had best results bedding the front action screw area and a few inches of the barrel, leaveing the rear of the receiver alone. Also installing a full length pillar like the one in the pic makes a big difference.
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Captain Kirk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have had best results bedding the front action screw area and a few inches of the barrel, leaveing the rear of the receiver alone. Also installing a full length pillar like the one in the pic makes a big difference.
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That looks good. I am going to bed my 10/22 once I get my stock. Will be my first bedding job. Hopefully I wont screw it up.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Captain Kirk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have had best results bedding the front action screw area and a few inches of the barrel, leaveing the rear of the receiver alone. Also installing a full length pillar like the one in the pic makes a big difference.
That looks good. I am going to bed my 10/22 once I get my stock. Will be my first bedding job. Hopefully I wont screw it up.
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
Bedded mine similar to CK. It made a huge difference in accuracy.
Bedded mine similar to CK. It made a huge difference in accuracy.
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
Just my opinion,but, Its probably the bedding around the pillar and the barrel thats giving you the accuracy....The pillar is there for crush strength and solid tightening to get the torque right,as these rifles are finicky about torque..somwhere between 20-30 inch lbs.That being said, its still a good thing to have. I have installed one of these http://www.coolguyguns.com/Receiver-rear-tang_p_105.html on one of my 10/22's with a front pillar and bedding with great sucess...2 take down points ... mo better
Just my opinion,but, Its probably the bedding around the pillar and the barrel thats giving you the accuracy....The pillar is there for crush strength and solid tightening to get the torque right,as these rifles are finicky about torque..somwhere between 20-30 inch lbs.That being said, its still a good thing to have. I have installed one of these http://www.coolguyguns.com/Receiver-rear-tang_p_105.html on one of my 10/22's with a front pillar and bedding with great sucess...2 take down points ... mo better
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
Well hell I took a shot at it.
Used a 9/16 pillar, Drilled out the shitty threaded retainer and the went about it like any other bedding job. I bedded a bit father up the barrel. I will see how she works this week.
Well hell I took a shot at it.
Used a 9/16 pillar, Drilled out the shitty threaded retainer and the went about it like any other bedding job. I bedded a bit father up the barrel. I will see how she works this week.
Re: Boyd's 10/22 Tacticool stock, Bed or Not to Bed?
http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=250925 Heres a artical on pillar bedding....
http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=250925 Heres a artical on pillar bedding....
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