so i have a savage 10fcp..i want to drop her into a mcmillan a5.. i see ppl say that i would have to bed it..does this mean i cant just install the action and bbl into the mcmill? whats the issue gonna be if dont bed?
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Re: bedding
Drop it in and see what you get no harm at all. Bedding will only make it better.
Drop it in and see what you get no harm at all. Bedding will only make it better.
Re: bedding
mcmillan even says they dont bed that stock with the savage action. it comes from the factory in an A5 non bedded. you should be fine
mcmillan even says they dont bed that stock with the savage action. it comes from the factory in an A5 non bedded. you should be fine
Re: bedding
I have a remington 700 in .223 in a Mcmillan A5 that has not been bedded. I'm reluctant to bed it because it shoots so good without bedding. I'm shooting 80 gn. Berger VLD's and I get 5 shot groups at 100 yards that are a ragged one hole group.
I have a remington 700 in .223 in a Mcmillan A5 that has not been bedded. I'm reluctant to bed it because it shoots so good without bedding. I'm shooting 80 gn. Berger VLD's and I get 5 shot groups at 100 yards that are a ragged one hole group.
Re: bedding
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tkifer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a remington 700 in .223 in a Mcmillan A5 that has not been bedded. I'm reluctant to bed it because it shoots so good without bedding. I'm shooting 80 gn. Berger VLD's and I get 5 shot groups at 100 yards that are a ragged one hole group. </div></div>
Then many would say "leave it be, son" don't try to reinvent the wheel. If the rifle is shooting that well what more can you ask for? Bedding is not for everybody but does help that majority.
To the OP: Give the A5 a shot with just some pillars. It is a great stock. You will never know until you try it. Your rifle may not need bedding and you will be good to go!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tkifer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a remington 700 in .223 in a Mcmillan A5 that has not been bedded. I'm reluctant to bed it because it shoots so good without bedding. I'm shooting 80 gn. Berger VLD's and I get 5 shot groups at 100 yards that are a ragged one hole group. </div></div>
Then many would say "leave it be, son" don't try to reinvent the wheel. If the rifle is shooting that well what more can you ask for? Bedding is not for everybody but does help that majority.
To the OP: Give the A5 a shot with just some pillars. It is a great stock. You will never know until you try it. Your rifle may not need bedding and you will be good to go!
