I'm looking at bedding two M48 Yugo Mausers that I recently got from a passed relative. He had previously bought NIB Boyd walnut stocks for both. Looks like Acraglas comes in a 2-rifle set; hope I can work fast enough! Anyhow, was looking at the Acraglas .pdf file from Brownell's and they said two new-to-me statements that I thought were strange.
1. Don't bed the barrel channel at the same time you do the rest of the rifle (why not?)
2. Secure the action into the stock with surgical tubing or large rubber bands. Before--when using their single-use kit--I turned in the action screws until tight then back off slightly. Isn't that good enough?
