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Thought I would try something new ...for me. I remove the trigger group when I bed. When I relieve the rear pillar I sometimes have a problem getting it to seat square against the receiver, so... I am going to leave the pillar whole and relieve the pillar with a Dermal after it is bedded. Anybody done it this way? Or is there a better way?
Bill
Do you have any pics of previous bedding jobs. I am in the same process right now.
Done several that way. It is the way to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsekf
You can look at this http://www.savageshooters.com/index....0Bedding%20101
However you must be a member.
82Boy, Thanks, Is there a problem with the heat?
Bill
I am kind of confused. Are you asking about heat generated from cutting? If so, then no.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsekf
I just popped mine out after 3 hours of curing with devcon 10110. I looks allot better than I expected and came out extremely easy with kiwi natural shoe polish. I am going to let it cure for 12 more hours then attempt to put the center feed magazine back in. I am planning on cutting off the top part of the clip that sits on top of the pillar. I can't see a need for it because the magazine will still wedge into place with out it.
Yes, I was talking about the heat generated by the Dermal. Thank you.
Bill
What is a dermal tool.I think you are trying to say dremel? If not what kind of tool are you using.Is it a saw blade? Just curious.Always trying to learn.
Yes, Dremel Tool! Spell check likes dermal better! SORRY!
you clicked "add to dictionary" now? :) I have teached mine lots of new words, And it don't care the order of what my I put my words thought. just that they are speelled wright
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Originally Posted by Blue Avenger