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    Glass bedding

    Can anyone suggest or recommend someone to glass bed a rifle for me. Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by foz View Post
    Can anyone suggest or recommend someone to glass bed a rifle for me. Cheers
    Get a kit from Nathan Foster. PM me a phone number and I will help guide you through doing it.
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    What type of rifle are you wanting to bed?

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    Tikka varmint .223 into a GRS laminated sporter, left hand stock with right hand inletting.

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    I would shoot it in the stock first, theres a good chance it will shoot great. Then if you find it needs bedding, grab one of Nathan Fosters kits, make the most of the wisdom on here and have a go yourself, its not difficult.

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    Not familiar with that kind of stock but you could try pillars as well, that's relatively easy. How does it shoot at the moment? Is the barrel free floating in the channel. Been a while since I've done bedding type stuff. the last one was a boyds laminated and I just put pillars in it and bedded around the recoil lug from memory.

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    Or just ask GRS for their advice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moa Hunter View Post
    Or just ask GRS for their advice.
    GRS advise to bed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by foz View Post
    Tikka varmint .223 into a GRS laminated sporter, left hand stock with right hand inletting.
    so it fits in ok now??? and shoots okish but you hope bedding will make it better????
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    Quote Originally Posted by foz View Post
    GRS advise to bed.
    Does the stock have an aluminium bedding block ? If it does, only a skim bed is needed

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    If you dont manage, you can sent it my way. Via the Dealer network.

    Did not know that LH stock with RH inlet was a thing. Ive got several rifles running like this.

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    Thanks everyone for the input. I do know that I want this rifle bedded, I am in the process of renovating two houses so believe me, I don't have the time to do this job myself. Just thought there could have been a recommendation by someone that has had a bedding job done that they were happy with.

    Cheers

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    The post above, Jaco Goosen would be an excellent option, does top work. As you are in Nelson, see if you cant find Murf's Precision, another that does excellent work and aint happy until a rifle is shooting tight and straight.
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    Thanks all for the input, I have taken it to Murf's Precision rifles.
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    Contact info for Murf's?

 

 

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