Absolutely Devcon 10110. A little spendy but worth it. Only thing I would note is bed a few other rifles or get some buddies over and let them bed their rifles too. I only used maybe 25% of the container for one rifle and the rest hardened and was thrown away.I'm wondering what anyone's favorite bedding compound is? I'm currently using Brownells Acraglass gel. I did notice on my 22 creedmoor sitting in an MDT chassis it cracked under the chamber where it's about 1/2" thick. Could be due to curing or my fault!
my problem too waste half of it!Absolutely Devcon 10110. A little spendy but worth it. Only thing I would note is bed a few other rifles or get some buddies over and let them bed their rifles too. I only used maybe 25% of the container for one rifle and the rest hardened and was thrown away.
It's Marine Tex Gray for me. I've used it on at least a dozen rifles over the years and have had zero problems. It's easy to work with and cures so strong that I once fixed an aluminum propeller on a 7.5 hp Mercury outboard with it. The Marine Tex held until I ran the boat up on a gravely sand bar two years later! It's pretty good stuff!I'm wondering what anyone's favorite bedding compound is? I'm currently using Brownells Acraglass gel. I did notice on my 22 creedmoor sitting in an MDT chassis it cracked under the chamber where it's about 1/2" thick. Could be due to curing or my fault!
One of the only rifles I parted with that I dearly miss was my M1A nat match!I have used acraglass. My Highmaster buddy and another Highmaster gunsmith that bedded my M1 and M1A used bisonite