Flat or profiled and metal to metal or bedded. Choose one each. Thanks.
point taken. thanks. seems then there is little value in the profiling?Flat or profiled are both ok...as long as they have more thickness than 'skim bedding' over them.
I have a rifle that has a glued in 722 Remington action. It has trigger pin holes in the stock and a plunger style bolt stop. The work was done by McMillan, back when they offered those services. The stock is a pre production EDGE that Kelly built with his own hands, that he gave to me, glued and painted. I have shot sub .2 five shot groups with it. It has a 14 twist Hart HV barrel chambered as a .244 neck .222. I had always wanted to try a glue in for a factory action but lacked the means to accurately locate trigger pin holes. On a "fiberglass" stock you can drill them oversized and then fill them to their proper size as part of bedding, but for wood, which is what I was working with, location becomes much more critical. The action is bedded with Marine Tex, and glued with JB Weld.Before you glue, baby glue..........think about whether you can remove the trigger, bolt stop after it's glued. Some stocks accommodate this but if yours don't you might just settle for screws.