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I'll do that...

For the record, I think you are correct, but I'm not a gun Smith.

I've got the inside scoop and ain't guessin'........(grin)

Stick, it seems pretty egotistical that you, without even asking any questions, proclaim "Bedding" to be the problem, as if it could not possibly be any other thing. That usually bites folks on the ass eventually.

You'll have to pardon my knowing...while you guess................(hint)

I'd say bedding too, check of chipped coatings under the area it screws into.

That or the bedding wasn't done stress free.

Try both, but I'm not one to brag about bedding......

VLD type bullets are normally harder to get the seat just right. Good job

Yep...that is what it is!..................

It made a HUGE difference on my 6x45!










Bedding being f'd, that is

For example:

6x45 Faux Ti, SWFA10X, '335, 55NBT, yada, yada



Compiled looks like this:


90 Scenars:



Compiled:


Stick suggested to "Start at the F'ing Start". I found some chitty stuff going on, mag box binding being one culprit, chit bedding job the other.

Took out all the bedding except for what was in the lug recess, shot this today. Same lot of ammo (55's).



Put together, looks like this:


No 90's, but vertical with 55's was cut from 1.2" to .4 which is a step in the right direction.

Moral of the story?
1. Start at the f'ing start when you start or its over before it begins.
2. Why it worked with the ABLR's? Dunno.
3. I wasted a lot of time/ammo chasing my ass

Here's an old ass article about groups, not a word about seating depth. Who the phhuk knows.

OLD ASS ARTICLE ABOUT GROUPS

Imagine that...................(grin)

You might be the big mouth of the month GFY

As per always,you'll want to start by [bleep] yourself...simply because you WILL get more poozy that way. Hint.

You "hard charging" Mall Ninja's are a hoot!

Happy Pretend to you.................

Barsness wrote a short piece here about rifle troubleshooting. His first approach when groups are erratic is NOT checking the bedding. I trust Barsness's understanding over yours, 'Stick. I recommend a refresher to those who are having random issues with their rifles.

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/newsletters/October_2011.html

I'm afforded the luxury,of not being forced to guess and can only lead you to water....but getta kick outta folks refraining the obvious..............

It might be a bad barrel instead of trying different lot of bullets or a different bullet you should replace the barrel at once. Start small is cheeper and easer it could be bedding but y would one tear a gun down if it could be simple fix found first.

"Might" "maybe" "if" aren't very soothing. Hint.

Hardly "daunting" to start at the [bleep] start and KNOW...but the Window Licking Tutorial is a riot!.................

Best part of your bull [bleep] is right now your trying to figure who is this guy that knows so much more than me and hopping your over confidence can pull your lack of knowledge to the winning side of the debate. I hope it is the bedding and gun turns out to be a shooter so your little ego is not damaged.

There's nothing subject to debate. You are simply in soooooooo far over your head,that you've less than zero inkling and the harder you "try"...the FUNNIER it gets.

Who chews your food for you?................

Your wife have a good day I'm going hunting