I have a CZ527 American in 222 remington it shoots about 3/4"- 1'groups with reloads. I was wonder if I had it beded would it help or am I wasting time and money with stock gun and stock.

Bed it yourself! That's the fun of it. Then the skill lasts a lifetime. If you screw it up only then have someone fix it.

First make sure your ammo has a accurate bullet in it like a Sierra.

There is so much to learn. Good techniques at the range are where to start.

Savage99 I would love to do it myself but am not sure how to do it. If you can give me directions I would think of giveing it a go. Were do you get the material and parts you need? Are their any kits you can buy with the stuff you need and directions? Thanks, Bossmoss

BossMoss:

Brownells offers bedding supplies and technical assistance. Their telephone number is 800-741-0015, website www.brownells.com

Bedding an action ensures consistency of the rifles performance. It will not increase accuracy in all cases.

Buliwyf

BossMoss sent you an email attachment it is in Word 2000 format.
Hope this helps.
dcan

BossMoss,

Here's a link to guy's website with bedding tips:

Bedding

Here's another one:

Bedding Page

Regards,

Terry

Brownells gives instructions with each bedding kit.....Glass bedding is an art form, first one should be able to inlet a gun stock...I have seen so many bad glass bedding jobs, it never ceases to amaze me....

Atkinson
I'd appreciate it if you would expand on the most common mistakes you come across. Thanks. dempsey

Dempsey. One of the worst errors is not using enough release agent in the right places. Unless you're trying to glue it in permanently.

How're things in Helena? Graduated HS there many years ago.

Thanks Guys I think you have giveing me something to think about I may just give it a try thats the only way I will ever learn.