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At a minimum external grade PVA, but no, I wouldnt use it. I'd use gorilla or a structural grade epoxy that is designed to take shock etc. Or maybe the stock/action bedding stuff? I assume that would be very suitable but Ive never used it. You could maybe then add the bedding in any "spaces" to strengthen that point...
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