BLC3128
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After a day on the range I decided to give my rifle a thorough cleaning which included taking the barreled action out of the stock and wiping out any oil/debris that may have worked its way down into the stock. Upon removing the barreled action I noticed that there was clear evidence of friction between the back of the action and the bedding block (the cerakote had scuff marks in it. Since I purchased the rifle I have not removed the barreled action. I did however send the rifle to have an Accubrake installed by a Weatherby Approved Gunsmith (this was around 200 rounds into the life of the gun). Now, the rifle has around 700 rounds down the tube with plenty of life left. Also, please note, I did notice that the recoil lug had bedding material in it, but the amount of bedding material was marginal at best.
What do you suggest I do? I never performed a bedding job before, but I am open to doing so.
Thank you in advance for your input.
What do you suggest I do? I never performed a bedding job before, but I am open to doing so.
Thank you in advance for your input.