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Re: To float or not to float?
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Well said Vapodog.
 
Posts: 3563 | Location: GA, USA | Registered: 02 August 2004Reply With Quote
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I have always had my Remingtons bedded and floated. Someone said that it was not as important on mausers.




What fuckwit said that

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I have always had my Remingtons bedded and floated. Someone said that it was not as important on mausers. What do you think? capt david
 
Posts: 655 | Location: South Texas | Registered: 11 January 2004Reply With Quote
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And there is my Son's Early 77 Ruger that with the help of Steve Ricciardeli? spelling Helped me to get my Son's factory barreled 6m/m Remington shooting into the 3's and I ain't talkin' inches. I guess they are all different, but free floating is the way we do it here.
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Posts: 1326 | Location: glennie, mi. USA | Registered: 14 July 2003Reply With Quote
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Actually, another approach is to "neutral bed" a light barrel... ie, bed it full length with no upward prssure. If I were going to bed a barrel this is way I'd do it. Personally, I won't own a rifle that needs upward pressure on the barrel, light barrel or no.
 
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