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Hi, You're receiving this email because {name} thinks the Bedding The Browning X Bolt Rifle would interest you. Learn how to bed the Browning A-Bolt and X-Bolt rifles with Nathan Foster.

Length: 1hr 43m.

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Suitable for gunsmiths and DIY enthusiasts, this video walks the viewer through the process of epoxy bedding Browning A and X Bolt rifles step by step, covering all aspects of this accuracy enhancing process in an easy to follow manner. It is expected that the viewer will be able to follow the video and perform tasks at home in a DIY manner without the need for extensive workshop tools apart from basic items such as a dremel and small files etc. 

Please note that if you are bedding a plastic stock, the forend should ideally be stabilized before bedding in order to fill the cavity in the forend and to strengthen it. For instructions on stabilizing, please click here. 

The rifle in this video was sent back to the customer after bedding. After using the rifle, the customer emailed to say the following:
 

Hi Nathan, here is a photo typical of the groups I have been getting. Consistent 1/4 to 1/2 inch groupings, with factory 200gr ELDX.

Not sure if the other photo will be suitable for you or not but this was shot with the 200gr ELDX. Mature Sambar stag, 290 yards. Projectile was recovered on offside shoulder, weight retention was 147 grains.

Thanks,

Boyd.

Browning ELDX Group web

Hornady factory 300 WSM ammunition fired in the rifle after bedding it into its new stock.

ELDX 200gr Sambar Shot

Completely irrelevant to this product page but I am sure viewers will be interested nonetheless. Sambar are an incredibly tough species of Elk sized deer. Photo shows the chest exit and shoulder where the bullet arrested. You can see that the ELD-X had expended much of its energy within the chest cavity, the exit wound being expanded caliber in size rather than disproportionate to caliber. A tougher bullet design might have fully exited the animal though a 100% weight retaining design may have dumped less energy within the chest cavity. 

 

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