TargetTalk

The 11th Commandment is " Thy shalt not ever grease thy trigger."

I went to the old Silver Dollar Match in Florida in the late 60's and my rifle had a problem. Al Freeland was there and he was big in BSA's and lent me one of his to shoot the match. I had never fired one before, but it was a dream to shoot and I won the match. Of course Al had done some fine tuning...

I see that Anschutz has copied my aluminum bedding blocks that I made in 1970 on a CNC machine at Lockheed when I was an attorney there. It has worked for me ever since as all my stocks are bedded that way, but I have used Devcon on the block as the bedding agent to the action with success. Of cours...

I would think that the machining that Anschutz does on the bedding surface will not really be exact, and no 2 actions are the same. I wonder if a thin film of a soft pliable Teflon would work? This would solve the problem of hogging out the stock and the problem of adhesion.

I've bedded my wooden stocks myself for decades. But what is the deal on something like the Anschutz Precise stock? Do they need bedding, or do they have something built-in that accomplishes the same thing?