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Action Puller for Removing Actions During Bedding
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<blockquote data-quote="Bullet bumper" data-source="post: 1313234" data-attributes="member: 17844"><p>Most people who get the stock stuck have not used enough release agent and not applied it to every area needed . Also not creating clearance in the right areas of the recoil lug to suit whichever action . Allowing the bedding material to harden for too long.</p><p>Allowing bedding material to flow into and around trigger housings is not good either .</p><p>I always remove the trigger . </p><p>What I do is monitor the bedding material until it is strong enough to resist cracking or coming adrift then I gently pull apart the barrel and forend a bit at a time and work it loose . They always just pop out . Then I clean up any over spill and wipe of excess release agent but not fully wipe it down . Then I reassemble it with it's normal action screws and only semi tighten down not full torque . Then I let it cure fully .</p><p>I could see a use for this product if you got a stock stuck and the forend was a weak thin thing . Pulling directly over the action area would be lest risky than bending that weak forend .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bullet bumper, post: 1313234, member: 17844"] Most people who get the stock stuck have not used enough release agent and not applied it to every area needed . Also not creating clearance in the right areas of the recoil lug to suit whichever action . Allowing the bedding material to harden for too long. Allowing bedding material to flow into and around trigger housings is not good either . I always remove the trigger . What I do is monitor the bedding material until it is strong enough to resist cracking or coming adrift then I gently pull apart the barrel and forend a bit at a time and work it loose . They always just pop out . Then I clean up any over spill and wipe of excess release agent but not fully wipe it down . Then I reassemble it with it's normal action screws and only semi tighten down not full torque . Then I let it cure fully . I could see a use for this product if you got a stock stuck and the forend was a weak thin thing . Pulling directly over the action area would be lest risky than bending that weak forend . [/QUOTE]
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