Thread: Someone to bed a rifle for me?

Bedding a stock is an hour max, especially something as simple as a Rem 700 or a model 7. Sako 75's are the worst. Buy the compound and do it yourself. It is really easy to do.

I have seen some very ugly stuff done under an hour bedding wise.

Ha ha, yes looks familiar, my old Win 670 243 took 2 goes to get right, think I was working for around 50 cents an hour on that job

@Ryan_Songhurst
I don't recommend people to others for these sorts of jobs. As you know , something may go wrong and then, who gets blamed

However
Jim Carlson has bedded my CZ 223, BDL 30 06 and Husqvarna 9.3x62.

I generally do stuff only once and move on it if doesn't work out.

Originally Posted by jakewire

@Ryan_Songhurst
I don't recommend people to others for these sorts of jobs. As you know , something may go wrong and then, who gets blamed

However
Jim Carlson has bedded my CZ 223, BDL 30 06 and Husqvarna 9.3x62.

I generally do stuff only once and move on it if doesn't work out.

Thanks @jakewire, my dad is a commercial shooter down your ways, he puts a lot of lead down range each year and only uses Jim for any rifle work, as you know Jim has had to slow down in recent years but his work has always been top notch and I found him great to chat to, he always gives my dad some friendly stick as hes one of the only commercial guys that has always used 7.62x39, but he has actually recently finally managed to talk him into giving 223 a go!