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Hey Guys, I'm looking for a smith who can bed a couple of rifles in the New England area, specifically north eastern MA, or south eastern NH or ME. Every man must know his limits, and unfortunately a DIY bed job is way beyond my ability. I just assume have a pro do it and not mess up my 2K+...

your rifle shot as good as anyone could hope, .2,.3, almost never over .5 moa 5 shot groups @ 100. Well i can answer that, No i didn't bother, but I recently retired the barrel and replaced with another (same Kreiger specs except a Light Palma contour versus the the older was a MTU contour)...

I got an very nice Anschutz with exhibition grade wood and wanted to bed the action. So is there a gunsmith who can take good care and not mar the finish, yet do a great bedding job on this you can recommend? I ask this because although some smiths specialize in tactical, precision rifles...

<span style="color: #FF0000">Is it necessary or beneficial to bed scope bases, and if so, what is the best method? </span> I've read some threads already on this a little, and there are people on both sides of the fence. I would like to<span style="color: #FF0000"> know why it is or is not...

My boy picked up an older Remington 700 ADL and he wants to try his hand at pillar bedding for a winter project. I usually make my own pillars when I am working with bottom metal but have never done an ADL where I don't have BM to hide the pillars. Does anyone make a good kit for the an ADL...

I promised a fellow 'Hide member that I would give him a pictorial on bedding. Thought I would post it in case it could help someone else. 1st- Here are the stuff you need- Clamp- I usea Irwin Quick Grip, couple of flat-blade screwdrivers, razor blade, Devcon Steel putty, plumbers putty or...