Savage Axis Glass Bedding at Paige Odriscoll blog

Savage Axis Glass Bedding. These are pillars for the savage axis. I also used the above youtube from. The stock is a boyds featherweight thumbhole. I have the prairie hunter (boyds) on mine. When bedding the t3/axis, the lug should be araldyted into the recess of the action, left to set, then the whole thing inserted into the. Doing the pillars is the easy part of the job. Pillar installation assists in accuracy as it prevents crushing of the stock and prevent stress cracks, pillars also keep the action from twisting or moving;. I got some grade 5 bolts from the fastener store. For a factory axis stock, the thing to do is glass bed it, rockite in the foreend so it doesn't flex, making sure to free float the barrel,. Never saw any real improvement in accuracy as a result of bedding a boyd's laminate stock and i have done a few over the years.

When bedding the t3/axis, the lug should be araldyted into the recess of the action, left to set, then the whole thing inserted into the. I got some grade 5 bolts from the fastener store. Never saw any real improvement in accuracy as a result of bedding a boyd's laminate stock and i have done a few over the years. Pillar installation assists in accuracy as it prevents crushing of the stock and prevent stress cracks, pillars also keep the action from twisting or moving;. I have the prairie hunter (boyds) on mine. For a factory axis stock, the thing to do is glass bed it, rockite in the foreend so it doesn't flex, making sure to free float the barrel,. Doing the pillars is the easy part of the job. These are pillars for the savage axis. I also used the above youtube from. The stock is a boyds featherweight thumbhole.

Bedding a Savage Axis with the wood stock 24hourcampfire

Savage Axis Glass Bedding Never saw any real improvement in accuracy as a result of bedding a boyd's laminate stock and i have done a few over the years. The stock is a boyds featherweight thumbhole. Pillar installation assists in accuracy as it prevents crushing of the stock and prevent stress cracks, pillars also keep the action from twisting or moving;. For a factory axis stock, the thing to do is glass bed it, rockite in the foreend so it doesn't flex, making sure to free float the barrel,. I also used the above youtube from. I got some grade 5 bolts from the fastener store. Doing the pillars is the easy part of the job. These are pillars for the savage axis. I have the prairie hunter (boyds) on mine. When bedding the t3/axis, the lug should be araldyted into the recess of the action, left to set, then the whole thing inserted into the. Never saw any real improvement in accuracy as a result of bedding a boyd's laminate stock and i have done a few over the years.