This is the second part of a two-part series demonstrating the professional epoxy bedding process for bolt-action rifles. Focusing on a Tikka T3 Hunter as a working model, the video details the preparation of both the stock and the barreled action for optimal results. It highlights the benefits of a two-point bedding system over full action bedding, emphasizing improved stability and longevity that is less reliant on precise stock screw torque. Viewers are strongly advised to watch Part I for essential preparation information, and the process is recommended only for individuals with demonstrable manual skills and competence.
This video tutorial, Part I of two, focuses on the process and meaning of 'glass bedding' a rifle. It explains what glass bedding and free floating are, their purpose, and how they can enhance a rifle's accuracy. The demonstration uses a new Tikka T3 Hunter with a walnut stock and Devcon Industrial Plastic Steel epoxy. Viewers are encouraged to watch both parts of the series for a complete understanding.
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