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I'm getting ready to re-barrel and bed a model 600 rem. Does anyone know if bedding the first inch or so of barrel is better on these or float the entire length. Is there anything else I should know about this action, I've never worked on one before. Thanks
 
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Handle it like you would the M700. Won't hurt a thing to let the epoxy flow a little forward of the recoil lug. Just make sure the contact is uniform on both sides and ends evenly.


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Handle it like you would the M700.

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Thanks.
 
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Had three 600 rebarreled and bedded in the above manner, and all have shot extremely well
 
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