I have never glass bedded a rifle before. Can anyone provide simple instructions on how to do this?

Heres a good place to start: Good luck!

https://forums.accuratereloading.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/...=111100013#111100013

I have a copy of an article written by Jack Belk on Bedding for Accuracy. I found it interesting. It is too long to post put I would be happy to email copies. Send me an email to "ramrod340@hotmail.com" and I'll reply with the article.

I'd sure appreciate a copy of that article: Toomanytools@comcast.net

Thanks

Could you e-mail a copy of that article to acline3@utmem.edu
I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks

2 copies on the way

I would love to have a copy...thanks

crivers@vistawall.com

ramrod340,
If you get a chance, could you email a copy to me as well.
wtmanc3mc3@hotmail.com

I would appreciate getting a copy also.
hartlow@telus.net

Thanks, Hart

molar 1,i'll tell ya.remove the guard screws and free the action from the stock.put the compound on the stock where the action was and most importantly in the recoil lug recess.now screw the action back on but not very tight.let stand for 2 days.now check to see barrel is free floatin up to the chamber.if it isn't sand the wood that is touching the barrel.fire the first round offhand standing on one leg

What you have done with this method is inducing stress to the action by not having the barrel free floated first. This is exactly the reason you would want to bed in the first place.

Jim

how do you know how much wood to take off if the bedding is not in place?