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Wondering if any of you have experience with bedding a Savage 10-ML with a synthetic stock. I've been able to get consistent 1.5" groups at 100yds, but I'm looking for ways to tighten this up. The factory stock has ALOT of flex. Anyone here bedded their synthetic stock and seen signficant improvement?
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Joined: Dec 2007
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Sell it to me, I'll restock it and post the results.
I've never tried to bed injection molded stocks. It can be done but I have always felt it was time and money well spent to get a real stock. When I get my hands on one I'll use a laminate or fiberglass stock.
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Most folks who are really serious about accuracy replace the factory stock. Average deer hunters who only want an accurate muzzleloader that they don't have to clean every day they shoot tend to leave the factory stock alone.
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