thanks, gonna just buy another stock
Gunsmithing stock bedding question help
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Re: stock bedding question help
Since you are dealing with a molded in color stock it would be a shame to bed the channel, it will be obvious and most likely stand out more so than just having an oversized barrel channel.
I would get another stock or leave the channel how it is.
BTW - in the second pic it looks like the barreled action is tilting upward and creating ALOT larger gap than should be. You might check your lug fit.
Ern
Since you are dealing with a molded in color stock it would be a shame to bed the channel, it will be obvious and most likely stand out more so than just having an oversized barrel channel.
I would get another stock or leave the channel how it is.
BTW - in the second pic it looks like the barreled action is tilting upward and creating ALOT larger gap than should be. You might check your lug fit.
Ern
Re: stock bedding question help
fng23, thanks for the input. I checked a few things, and noticed that front bottom metal screw (b-square) was about 1/5" too long compared to the factory remington screw. Put a beat up factory one in, and also removed all bedding in the recoil lug area. It helped alot. Still a gap, but not as bad.
Thanks again for the help, it takes a fresh set of eyes sometimes. I've been pounding my head looking at it so long, did not even look at the obvious.
fng23, thanks for the input. I checked a few things, and noticed that front bottom metal screw (b-square) was about 1/5" too long compared to the factory remington screw. Put a beat up factory one in, and also removed all bedding in the recoil lug area. It helped alot. Still a gap, but not as bad.
Thanks again for the help, it takes a fresh set of eyes sometimes. I've been pounding my head looking at it so long, did not even look at the obvious.
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