Has anyone tried this. I'm thinking of bedding mine as a practice before have doing another rifle.
Is it worth the hassle or would I be better just getting a professional to bed the flasher rifle?
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Has anyone tried this. I'm thinking of bedding mine as a practice before have doing another rifle.
Is it worth the hassle or would I be better just getting a professional to bed the flasher rifle?
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Have a quick squiz at this http://www.thebushrangerproject.yolasite.com/stock.php
Yep, I've done it to 2 of them now. One in the original wood stock, and the other (a far more extreme task) was fitting the norinco action into a mossberg synthetic stock. Both improved accuracy by a lot.
Easy to do?Quote:
Originally Posted by peril 787b
Ditto. Did my bushranger last year. When I first got the rifle I could not hit an A4 sheet of paper at 100m. Bedded the action with Devcon, floated the barrel, polished the bolt to smooth things out a tad, fitted new scope mounts and accuracy has improved to acceptable standard. Be aware that the wooden stock inletting appears to have been done by a Chinese rotary hoe; some bits were hopelessly finished.
Mauser308 has pretty much said everything I was going to say, and Ingrid 51 has covered the rest.
This one shoots alright, allowing for the thin barrel. I mainly want the practice for doing a 30 06 project that came up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ingrid 51
MIain thing that bugs me is the piss weak extractor.
I intend giving the JW to my stepson of he decides to get a license. But if it works out he may have to buy his own.
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