Stock Inlet and Bedding

[Jerry S]

Looking for someone to inlet a flattop McMillan stock for a Rem 700 style action. Would also like it pillar and glass bedded.
This will be for a comp gun that I’d like to get finished fairly quick.
Any suggestions?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Looking for someone to inlet a flattop McMillan stock for a Rem 700 style action. Would also like it pillar and glass bedded.
This will be for a comp gun that I’d like to get finished fairly quick.
Any suggestions?

You can send it back to mcmillan and they will inlet it on their cnc for about 75% less than a gunsmith with manual machines.

 

[22DASHER]

Go with one of the best. Tom Meredith of TM Stockworks...

 

[LRI_Chad Dixon]

Happy to help. We pioneered surface machined stock inlets 20+ years ago.

www.longriflesinc.com

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Man that wood bedding is awesome!!

 

[WayneShaw]

Man that wood bedding is awesome!!

Yes it is, who makes it?

 

[Hal]

Chad

Quality at it's finest.

I guess you would call this "New School"
Thanks for sharing.

Hal

 

[mikecockcroft]

Send it to Chad, it won’t sit in the corner for months

 

[JFrank]

Holy Cow !!

 

[22DASHER]

What’s the advantages and disadvantages of a wood bed job?

 

[maddysdad]

contact dave short from Blairsville pa.he may be able to get it done for you-
gary

 

[Dusty Stevens]

What’s the advantages and disadvantages of a wood bed job?

Its got the kool factor!!

 

[Hal]

What’s the advantages and disadvantages of a wood bed job?

Wood stocks started it all.
As the weather changed so did wood stocks, they swelled or dried out changing the way rifles shot.
Some people started bedding wood stocks, that led to pillar bedding.
Other guys started making fiberglass stocks.

Hal

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Wood stocks started it all.
As the weather changed so did wood stocks, they swelled or dried out changing the way rifles shot.
Some people started bedding stocks, that led to pillar bedding.
Other guys started making fiberglass stocks.

Hal

Its funny how this is exactly opposite

 

[Jerry S]

Well called McMillan and 10-12 week estimate. After seeing @LRI_Chad Dixon work I’m going to send it to him. Going to try the surface machining inlet.
Thanks for the help!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Thatll work for sure

 

[Hal]

Its funny how this is exactly opposite

Dusty.
I sent you a pm.

Hal

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Dusty.
I sent you a pm.

Hal

We usually stabilize wood with epoxy bedding. This is an epoxy stock with wood bedding

 

[Hal]

I understand your comment now.

Hal

 

[fkimble@charter.net]

Will be hard to beat the quickness of LRI and it definitely won't look any better than a LRI job! Best of both worlds.

Frank