G - Series

[Browndogz]

So I have a slightly rough Bison in .504 and a Whitetail .451 coming for my son (who isn't a shooter). Looking to winter projects I have read it's best to bed these actions. I haven't bedded an action before but it doesn't look that tough just make sure you use enough release agent. About the same time I am thinking I'll either dip or Cerakote one or both guns. I have read about the thin recoil lug, should I look to have a smith replace these? anything else that should be done?

 

[Browndogz]

The Whitetail is an early one with a short LOP and I will need to add some type of spacer.

 

[muzzlestuffer]

Just bed it don't need to replace jyst make sure it's not already bent.

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[dozer_xj]

I have a 451 g series in the mail headed toward me. Also interested in if I need to bed or not. Will probably be shooting no excuses 460s with 80-90 grains of powder.

 

[1874sharpsshooter]

I have a 451 g series in the mail headed toward me. Also interested in if I need to bed or not. Will probably be shooting no excuses 460s with 80-90 grains of powder.

If it’s got the blade lug I definitely would. If it’s a later model with square lug then it’s not necessary, although bedding is always good for accuracy :mrgreen: