bedding a br action

[g n brezinski]

sits,
I reads about a warehouse in texas.at a time there was a article about glue in actions.the article by t j Jackson stated that a glue in would throw a shot out of the group ,not a lot but say made a .145 group to a 150 size. any thoughts on this.
gary b

 

[Greyfox]

sits,
I reads about a warehouse in texas.at a time there was a article about glue in actions.the article by t j Jackson stated that a glue in would throw a shot out of the group ,not a lot but say made a .145 group to a 150 size. any thoughts on this.
gary b

.005........seriously?????

Rick

 

[Lee Martin]

The warehouse stories are entertaining, but like many I take them with a grain of salt.

-Lee
www.singleactions.com

 

[jackie schmidt]

sits,
I reads about a warehouse in texas.at a time there was a article about glue in actions.the article by t j Jackson stated that a glue in would throw a shot out of the group ,not a lot but say made a .145 group to a 150 size. any thoughts on this.
gary b

With all due respect to TJ Jackson, a properly done glue in, (emphasis on properly), is still the best way to secure a Benchrest Rifle Action, that is subjected light recoil, to the stock.

Without getting into the Houston Ware House test at length, let's just say there is a lot of info in that read that is impractical and overstated.