More than welcome Cobber hope it was helpful it’s an easy job to do just have to take your time and double check everything and you won’t have any issues.

fiberglass the internal ribbing of the forend as even the best plastic stock is lacking support.

Gday Todd you sure can you would just have to get a piece of dowel or broomstick handle that would fit nicely with some 40 then 80 and finish of with 140 grit sand paper and work it until you can take a $20 note and run it between the end of the fore end and the action without fouling. Had to do exactly that with my Cz455 after bedding it when I swapped out the stock barrel for a heavy barrel bit of work but can be done no problems.

Mitch Brewer sorry it took me so long to get back to you Mitch it's shooting 1/4 inch groups now with factory ammo an 5 shot 1 hole groups with hand loads you just chop out as much of the front an side of the skeletal structure as you can all the way back to the action

Peter Basha G'day Peter I was using permatex 30 min 2 part epoxy in this vid but I normally use Matchgrade bedding compound from Terminal Balistics Research if you goggled them they have it in there store by memory it's $40 an it's a great kit comes with release agent your clay for building the dams an the 2 part bedding compound it's the best by far I have ever used

Thank you for getting back to me so quicly, I have a weathby 22-250 which I feel needs bedding and flooting. This information has help me a lot. Thank you again. Cheers Peter.

Peter Basha more than welcome mate when you order your bedding compound from Nathan at Terminal Ballistics Research tell him I sent you he will look after you an don't hesitate to msg me if you get stuck on any part of the bedding

Thank you I will cheers

Anna Wegner anything in particular you need to know quiet happy to explain it

minibulten it made a huge difference it pulled the group size in considerably tighter

Okey, sounds awesome. I will try this on my Vanguard s2, when I feel brave enough to do this job :)

I put my Vanguard S2 in a Bell and Carlson stock. It has 2 tabs in the fore end that cradle the barrel. I had read on a forum that people were grinding them off and the rifle started shooting inconsistently. I contacted Weatherby to verify and was told that longer, contour #2 barrels shouldn't be freefloated.

Yea, i also read that at Weatherby's website. But my Vanguard S2 did not deliver as i expected. The first 2-4 shots are OK, but as the barrel gets warmer it keept spreading. Last week i decided to just sand down the barrel channel with a dremel tool, to freefloat the barrel from the stock. Even tho i didnt bedd the stock it made a much smaller group even after 10shots it made the same group size. From ~90yeard (80meters) i hit inside a cirkle of ~2inches (5centimeters), and before i freefloated i got a much bigger group and some shots didnt even hit inside a airrifle target. So for now im happy, its more then okey for hunting here in Sweden. :) But next year when the hunting is over, i will glassbed and use aluminum pillars for the screws.

Where is the krylon bought from? cheers

Thanks mate if you check out my vid on how to turn a Remmington 700 SPS Varmint into a long range hunting rifle Cammo paint job it's number 8 on the playlist champ

+Mudrats Hunting An Outdoors Sweet. Got a JW15 Norinco that needs some protection. Good rifle for $199 but they skimped on the bluing. Cheers again.

+s Can no probs champ I'm uploading a how to Cammo paint job vid sometime today I will leave a link in that vid to were you can buy the Krylon to

How does it group after the bedding?

c6quad3 because of the shape of the recoil lug you need the tape on the back side or it makes it impossible to get the barreled action out of the stock an it dose not effect the bed in any way

i'll have to look into that when i bed my Weatherby VG2. from everything i've ever seen on bedding they've always taped off the front. i can't see from your video why the Weatherby would be any different from a Remington 700 etc...maybe i'll see what you're talking about when i get mine apart.

c6quad3 it's because of the way the front of the recoil lug is angled its slopped at the front if you don't tape the front you definitely won't get it out without breaking a large part of the bedding

ok...i'll definitely keep that in mind see what you're talking about when i bed mine. thanks!

just wanted to update you on my bedding job. i first put aluminum pillars in my stock. after those were set in place i bedded the action. only part of the recoil lug that i taped was the front. i didn't tape the bottom of the lug because i wanted that to contact my pillar. i didn't put any tape on the sides or rear of the lug and it popped out of the stock without breaking any bedding loose.

I used what I had at the time wich was just a GoPro and myself filming I now have a decent camera and someone to film my vids. I’m not a sponsored KZfaq channel so I make do with what I’ve got some have commented they can hear alright others can’t don’t know what platform your viewing it from sorry it’s not as clear and loud but I used what I had back then.