Savage Rifle Build, Final Glass bed and Assembly (pt 18)

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Savage Rifle Build, Final Glass bed and Assembly.
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Wheeler Gunsmith Screwdriver Set.
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Gunsmith Bench Block.
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Dead Blow Hammer.
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TEKTON Gunsmith Punch Set.
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Gunsmith File Set.
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Wheeler Scope Mounting Kit Combo.
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Wheeler Reticle Scope Level.
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Wheeler Barrel Vise.
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Wheeler Universal Barrel Clamp.
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Rosin Grip for Barrel Removal.
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Hook and Pick Set.
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Sight Adjusting Tool, Universal.
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@ShanerDee 6 лет назад

Great build and thorough video, much appreciated!

@Jeff_Seely 2 года назад

I realize that I'm 4 years late to the party but I still gotta comment. I was doing some nail-biting through this whole video. I have a Savage action, Shilen barrel, and Boyd stock currently in the build stage and I admit to you (and to the world) that I am terrified at the action bedding task that is next, right now. I just know that im going to have a hell of a time releasing this once it is cured! But as I think more and more about the all-thread idea that you used, I realize that right there is a hell of a good idea! Just carefully tap your way out with a hammer if it is grabbing! And you are right. That stock (and the barrel) are really great looking.

@DCGULL01 5 лет назад

Wow, was 'recommended pt 17 of your build- GOTTA go back & watch the 1st 16 parts! Love the combo, and, like how your bedded your action as well. Gotta say, was a little nervous of the recoil lug high point & how you would re-install the trigger & mag after bedding- but, it worked out very well. Thanks for taking the time to show your work, explain each step & NOT kills us with the tedious detail! Great vid, can't wait to watch the rest! Finally, THIS is my planned build as well- I think I'm going with a featherweight thumbhole instead though. Also, will check SWFA as well... Dave

@derekthegreatgonzo 6 лет назад

I've seen the range report already. just wanted to watch the build. I love the boyds provarmint stocks. they make a great foundation for a solid rifle build. I love your choice in caliber. the .243AI is a heck of a great round. the rifle looks great and it shot pretty well. you love it and we know it.

@JamesDElliott 5 лет назад

This is awesome. Thanks!

@claytipton7435 7 лет назад

thanks looking forward to it. even though it was setting on my steps Thursday . Im also on the email list for the 10x42 moa SS for my CZ527 American thanks to your vids and others.

@riedelllewis6352 6 лет назад

Anticipation is always the hardest.

@jamesdean8809 2 года назад

Kiwi clear shoe polish works great as a release agent. No clean up either.

@G5Hohn 5 лет назад

I have both the 10x42 moa-quad and 12x42 mil quad. I will likely buy another SWFA for any further acquisitions. They are simply the best value in rifle optics.

@jermainesimms6485 Год назад

You did awesome job sir building your rifle

@machinegreen1413 2 года назад

Well done.

@1984WillS 4 года назад

I use Johnson's paste wax as a release agent. Put it on, allow to dry, buff off. I usually do 2 coats in case I missed a spot on the first go.

@ericmayham7866 4 года назад

We put the same 16x42 mil mil scope on my son's 700 tactical in 308 five years ago. Great for the money.

@troypeterson5536 7 месяцев назад

For release agents, I tried beeswax and also snowseal, brushed lightly, and both seamed to work fine for me.

@dalanwanbdiska6542 3 года назад

I used vaseline last time doing my bedding job. It works excellent and the action comes out easily and the bedding is nice and smooth inside. Very good for me and i will use again.

@shellmaker10 7 лет назад

Great series of videos. I am new to PRS and starting a rifle of my own based on a Tikka T3x. Can't wait to hear how that SWFA scope works out.

@WestDesertShooter 7 лет назад

Sounds sweet man! What stock are you going with on your Tikka and what is it chambered in? I'm running an SWFA on mine and am hoping to build mine up next summer with a new barrel and chassis

@shellmaker10 7 лет назад

The Tikka is 6.5 Creedmoor and I have the GRS Berserk stock. I know this stock is not truly a PRS stock but this "first" rifle will need to fill the long range hunting role as well. I don't plan on getting into competition so I went the stock rout as opposed to the chassis. I also like the Raptor stock by German Gun Stock. Which SWFA do you have. I am looking at the 16x42 or the 5-20 SS HD. By the way nice channel I have been subbed for a little while.

@WestDesertShooter 7 лет назад

shellmaker10 thanks man I appreciate that, my SWFA is the fixed 20x with MOA reticle and turrets. I haven't heard of the stocks you mentioned I will have to look them up!

@bobkmac 2 года назад

I prefer the kiwi shoe polish, it doesn't leave that film and does a great job.

@WestDesertShooter 7 лет назад

Looks great man I really like how it turned out! I didn't realize it was an internal mag. I'm curious what load and bullets you're using to fire form! Please mention that in the next video

@pobutscrackerbox 3 года назад

wrapping tape around barrel for even gap - I find dollar bills work well - hundreds work best :-)

@philtong3711 7 лет назад

watched one to eighteen so far and love them all . But one comment , They say safety glass will help keeping the dust out of your eyes! LOL Just say'n . hope to see more of your videos !! Phil

@vaughnprecision 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching!! We will have tons more coming this summer!

@SigurdtheRyder 6 лет назад

I use Johnsons paste wax for a release agent. Hot water and later some alcohol or mineral spirits makes sure its all gone, and no huge mess either.

@klevee6076 5 лет назад

Robin Snodgrass Vaseline works well too.

@sugargoldy 4 года назад

Beautiful gun good job one thing I would like to ask why didn't you put aluminum pillars in that or is it not necessary

@LarryGenePate 5 лет назад

I really like your Die Box holder in the background, would you give us the dimensions on that please? Another great video, watch part one on bedding, thanks a million!!

@JorDANGish 6 лет назад

Hey Vaughn, I just bought a Savage 12 FV, and found this build VERY helpful and I appreciate all your time and effort in this. One question about the Weaver base, I used your link and it brought me to the one in your video, (it looks amazing on your rifle BTW), and the comments on the Amazon page mention about the screws that come with it did not fit some of their rifles. Did the screws that came with your fit your Savage 12 FV? Thanks again!

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Jordan Gilchrist I don’t recall having any fit issues at all. I have run across it before though, packaging with the wrong screws

@davidherd282 5 лет назад

I am redoing a savage 340b i inherited to make it pretty. i have finished the stock and i wish you would show how to polish the barrel , thank you very much in advance.

@DrewEdwardBacklas 4 года назад

I’ve heard different opinions on bedding the tang on savage rifles vs floating the tang? Any opinion?

@emarquis87 5 лет назад

do you touch any of the surface where the recoil lug pushes back into? (horizontally backward) or did you do JUST the bottom surface i was unsure if that area should never be touched? Also nothing near the rear action screw just the tang? and lastly should i leave high spot contact points ? this is the same style stock for my savage 111 long action thank you for any feedback

@jakearchambault8160 5 лет назад

Can you make a video on pillar bedding a savage action?

@wilmamcdermott3065 3 года назад

Try clear shoe polish as a release agent

@saratogaa60 Год назад

Can I get some info on the barrel? Who made it and what profile it is. Thats a beautiful rifle. Love your videos on building rifles.

@rancholermakennelrlk5192 7 лет назад

Love your channel! I'm new to this as I have read most of are. What kind of stock is this again? I heard you say Boyd's but cannot find one with adjustable cheek well on their site. Thanks

@vaughnprecision 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching! It's a Boyd's, but if you want to have the cheek you need to go in to the Custom section, its an option in there!

@klevee6076 5 лет назад

It’s called the “At-One” line. I’ve got one for my 7 twist model 12 in 22-250. For the money they are tough to beat. And lots of colour options

@rancholermakennelrlk5192 7 лет назад

Would you recommend to cerakote the action and barrel before you glass bed a rifle?

@vaughnprecision 7 лет назад

Justin Lerma if I was going to cerakote, I'd do it before the bedding job.

@claytipton7435 7 лет назад

just recieved the 1-4×24 that you mentioned in the video and mounted it on a Ruger American Ranch in 450 bushmaster. I am anxious to see a review other than the couple I have seen on youtube alteady .Is that your plan , thanks and i enjoy your videos.

@vaughnprecision 7 лет назад

Clay Tipton yes sir, I'll be mounting that on several rifles. Should have the review wrapped up and posted by mid June I hope, weather permitting

@devenzang9550 5 лет назад

How much (if any) would those little tiny blend in the bedding job effect anything regarding accuracy or the bond between the stock/action? I recently bedded a stock and I had sort of a similar situation but I figured tinkering with it would cause more harm than good, and probably wouldn’t effect anything... is that the wrong way to look at it? It was my first time so I don’t know too too much about the do’s. And donts...

@vaughnprecision 5 лет назад

Deven Zang little voids, blemishes, chips etc won’t hurt anything at all. The main area to be concerned about is around the recoil lug.

@robbypeters6744 Год назад

Id like to ask the guys at Vaughn Precision a question.. I bought a Savage Axis in 30.06 about a year ago. it was used but only been shot about 5 times.. I did not like the scope mounts that were on it. Most of everything i looked at for replacing them was a 2 piece or 3 piece or above system of mounts. It would be the rail and then the tombstones and then the rings and on and on.. I did find a one piece mount. It was made by the Monstrum Tactical Co. I put it on and it has worked great for me. My question for yall is do you think a 1 piece mount ( and im talking about a decent or better quality ) is better than a 2 piece and more ? it seems like to me that a one piece would be better because theres not as many parts and things that could go wrong and mess up. Please tell me what you think..

@vaughnprecision Год назад

They are both just fine if you use a quality mount. I run a ton of 2 piece mounts and don’t have any issues.

@jacobsmith7088 Год назад

What kind of dremel bit did you use

@josecanisales3491 3 года назад

Is that a new stock? What caliber is that? Beautiful barrel!

@vaughnprecision 3 года назад

Jose Canisales .243 Ackley Improved and a Boyd’s stock

@bigotonbrand 3 года назад

Reminds me of a young Tank Abbott

@jcarry5214 5 лет назад

Ever have problems with the blind mag? One thing that made me blink in Social Regressive's rundown on his original was that he'd had some double feeds that required disassembly. You might single load I guess. Also, do you resell/reuse the original barrels from these things? Do you stake your driveway for plowing with them? Asking for a friend.

@vaughnprecision 5 лет назад

j carry I haven’t had any issues with feeding in the blind mag at all. Yes, I sell take-off barrels and stocks for your friend.!

@skennedy1217 5 лет назад

If you bedded the action first and added the L-clip for the blind magazine later, then wouldn't the rear of the action not contact the part you had glass bedded (i.e., it sits higher by the height of the L-clip)? This is something I was struggling with on my Stevens 200 and a Boyds stock. I ended up converting it to a DBM, so it became a non-issue. But I'm still thinking that pesky little L-clip messes things up. Maybe there's another way to seat the blind magazine?

@vaughnprecision 5 лет назад

Scott Kennedy I don’t bed in the area of the L clip. However, I’ve spilled a little in there before I I just make sure to grind it out accordingly. Either way, the clip is recessed below the action and shouldn’t make contact.

@skennedy1217 5 лет назад

I was asking because on my Stevens 200 (Savage 10) with a blind mag, the L-clip sat on top of the rear pillar in the plastic stock. It does the same on the Boyds laminate I bought. I've not bedded the action and was wondering if I should bed it with the clip in place, or maybe put in a pillar that's at the same height and cut the L-clip short and channel it out.

@vaughnprecision 5 лет назад

Scott Kennedy don’t leave the clip out and don’t bed the clip in place either.

@ravp6686 5 лет назад

Why did you convert to detachable magazine? Is this conversion possible on 12FV? Many thanks for videos.

@vaughnprecision 5 лет назад

Rav P you can convert it, just buy the bottom metal and accommodating stock, plus the mag of course

@ravp6686 5 лет назад

Thank you! You are a professional, pleasure to watch your videos.

@juea01 6 лет назад

have you ever bedded a factory synthetic stock? I have a model 10 LE and would like to know if it would increase accuracy? also where do you get the SWFA scopes?

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

justine easter yes I’ve done it many times. Your honestly better off with an aftermarket stock though. You can find the scopes on amazon. Here is a link www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ZGNTLVK/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00ZGNTLVK&linkCode=as2&tag=vaughnprecisi-20&linkId=bd2dab1aef1711fe2d1fc7f423603c3e

@williamthegreat6379 5 лет назад

SWFA is a firearms parts and accessory company and they do have their line of mil spec scopes. google SWFA and they have a sample list site where you can buy demo scopes of all kinds at reduced price. I think SWFA are the best for the money but you can get a Barska or a Zeiss, they sell all kinds. They are used but SWFA are beasts and I have no trouble buying one.

@mikecrotts3943 3 года назад

is there a video of you setting the head spacing? or how you fire from?

@mikecrotts3943 3 года назад

I just watched the next video on fire forming!!!

@taylorcannon9182 6 лет назад

How tight did you put your action screws?

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Taylor Cannon 40 to 60 inch pounds usually, but I check accuracy and pick what works.

@josecanisales3491 3 года назад

Why do you like "SAVAGES" so much? Tell why I should buy one! Thanks

@danielvollman5505 6 лет назад

I have a Remington with a synthetic stock. I saw people using Match Grade stabilizer kit to fill in the fore end under the barrel. Match Grade no longer ships just a single kit. Is there another product I can use that works as good?

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Daniel Vollman AcraGlas from Brownells

@danielvollman5505 6 лет назад

Thank you

@michaeldurling793 7 лет назад

If your release agent is a polyvinyl alcohol base, water will dissolve it.

@7mmRemMag11 6 лет назад

Did you bed the rear tang area of the action or dnt bed rear tang area?

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

7mmRemMag11 I’ve done it both ways, if you bed the tang you’ll have to be very careful

@baboonbuttz 4 года назад

I never see anyone bed the action screws to the stock & or pillars

@AlanDike 7 лет назад

Is there a reason you chose not to pillar bed at this time? I've always pillar and glass bedded at the same time. I use a single piece, 1/2 " diameter aluminum stud.. gives me metal to metal from screw head all the way through to the action.. no oddball wood compression issues. just wondering why you decided to forego that..

@vaughnprecision 7 лет назад

Alan Dike it's been my experience that low recoil rifles don't need it. When it comes to things like 300 win or 7mm I would definitely do it.

@AlanDike 7 лет назад

Gotcha.. I've only considered bedding things 308 and larger...

@norcalfocus 7 лет назад

The purpose of pillars is to provide metal to metal contact when you torque down your action screws. Metal pillars won't crush under torque and will give you constant torque values.

@AlanDike 7 лет назад

Yes, thats why I pillar bed when I bed the action..

@paullewis1088 6 лет назад

I have to ask why you did not pillar bed this stock? I have put a few together in the mdt chassis but I’m thinkin about doing my next one in this stock. What is your over all opinion of this stock

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Paul Lewis I don’t see the need to pillar bed on short actions, not enough recoil to make a difference in my opinion. I really like the stock, I own several now lol 😂

@paullewis1088 6 лет назад

Vaughn Precision thanks so much I’m kinda new to the stock modification thing. My next one will be 300win. Should I pillar bed that stock

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Paul Lewis yes, that I would pillar bed for sure

@paullewis1088 6 лет назад

Vaughn Precision one last question you wouldn’t know the weight of that stock would you? Your so much help I’m glad I’ve become a patrion of yours even if it’s not that much

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Paul Lewis thank you.! Unfortunately I don’t know the weight. Boyd’s May have it listed on the website but I don’t recall for sure.

@sundowngates2087 5 лет назад

What is a fair price for piller and skim bedding?

@vaughnprecision 5 лет назад

C Anthony Cooper $125 to $200

@2amendment1960 6 лет назад

I prefer scopes to be lower.

@123albacore 7 лет назад

Great build-please tell us why the scope is mounted so high.

@vaughnprecision 7 лет назад

It's actually not that high. It's my preference, I broke my neck 13 years ago and having the scope at that hight works best for me.

@mattc3152 6 лет назад

Do you know what the weight is of the finished rifle?

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

About 10 pounds, with all the attachments closer to 12-13

@mattc3152 6 лет назад

Thanks for the reply. I would like to put together a cost effective rifle in .300 win mag for long range elk and deer. I'm leaning towards picking up a Savage 116, bedding it into a Boyds stock, swapping out the recoil lug, and using the stock barrel. Does this seem like a reasonable plan, or would adding a heavy sporter or varmint shilen barrel be worth the money and effort? Or is my whole plan fubar?

@vaughnprecision 6 лет назад

Matt C if you are really wanting to be very accurate I’d put a 26” barrel on from Shilen or Bartlien. The shilen will be slightly better for less wind deflection if you go with the Ratchet barrel. I’d also go with a heavy varmint barrel, less harmonics in the barrel and more accurate.!

@wilmamcdermott3065 3 года назад

Plumbers mud instead of playdoe

@timmuery1683 Год назад

Why no pillars

@vaughnprecision Год назад

Not usually necessary on short actions

@timmuery1683 Год назад

@@vaughnprecision granted its was beefy wood stock, would u recommend on cheap synthetic patriot short action 6.5, notorious inaccurate out of box, pillars/ action bedding at same time/ separately. First time diy. Thank you for any feedback, good information, enjoyed

@vaughnprecision Год назад

@@timmuery1683 I’ve found that those cheap stocks don’t hold bedding material well at all. Most the time it will just chip out. I wouldn’t waste my time trying to fix an already cheaply made stock.