Sporterizing the Mosin Nagant Part 11- Checking on the Steel Bed Job
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Here we check up on things and make any needed last minute touch ups and adjustments to the steel bed job. We also bed the magazine a little better for a good fit. The next video we will do a few other last minute operations and we should be good to go for a range test POSSIBLY by this weekend if the weather holds up for us.
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Iraqveteran, what i always do when i bed a stock is turn it upside down. that causes the air pockets to rise upward and shows no air pockets on the surface. it makes for a beautiful bedding job. some of the compound will run down onto the action so you'll have to put release agent on it. once the compound is thick enough to cut, trim off any that ran onto the action.
I just want you to know that without all your videos and expertise in the Mosin Nagant I probably would have passed up this amazing rifle. You have made me a believer in the Nagant! Thank you!
Went and test fired my Mosin-nagant for the first time today... 2 inch group at 50 yards once i got used to the trigger... thanks for your vids...
Thanks for starting this series up again! It's definitely one of my favorites.
I cannot wait to see the finished product and see it fire! Well done so far.
you honestly wouldnt think this is a mosin at first glance, it looks realy nice
Looking forward to future videos in this series.
Thanks for posting !
You should be using a torque wrench for the action screws. Much more consistent... especially since your bedding the rifle.
I can't wait to see this shoot! I hope y'all compare the accuracy of this to "Fugly," although I bet this will be a lot better haha
Excellent video. Thanks for the offering. Very informative and well done.
cant wait till its done
i wonder if it wouldn't make more sense to try and bed the action BEFORE the removal of the cosmoline. love the build though! i've recently looked into(more of researching) getting a mosin!
How mutch should a bedding job like this cost if steel bedd is used and inletting/piller bedding is done?
@gilyardk Helps you maintain coherent tightness on screws, which helps you maintain coherent barrel harmonics.
could you guys possibly do an episode about gun store ettiquite?
obviously we should not horse play
but what about other things that might not be so obvious,
like handling merchandise and what not
would love to hear your opinions!
Take care!
This rifle is going to look beautiful when you guys finish it. What kind of wood is the stock made of?
y'all really make me feel like Im at the dentist with that dremel running
excellent video i look forward to the results
From where did you get the stock for this video. I was thinking about doing a custom mosin nagant and I really like this over the Ati stock.
@Iraqveteran8888 i just recently picked up a mosin nagant in excellent condition made in 1943. i am looking to sporterizing it and also looking for inexpensive ammo for it that is non corrosive. It would be a great help if you could recommend a website that sells that. Great video. I have watched all of you other mosin nagant videos already lol. Very well done. Thanks
~AJ
Awesome..... looking forward to more!!!
awesome
For bing the purist I am, i really like this rifle. By the way after its all said and done how much money do you think you have put in to this nagant?
I would like to bed a mosin with an ATI stock and timney trigger, does anybody have a good video on doing this specific combo?
Nice job Now for the Range test :D
Way to much work for me for an old Mosin. I will just keep mine in stock configuration, lol.
looks awsome!!!
how much does it cost -estimate- to have this done to a moison? and do you know of anyone making good barrels for one?
Hey Eric, my buddy and I are pretty convinced that bedding compound is basically JB Weld. Do you know of any major differences between the two?
what is the rest u have the gun in ? an can u use that rest to shoot ?
ok what tool is that that you scuffed up the stock with that looks like a dental tool
I think they used something exactly like that dremel tool on me the last time I went to the dentist...
Eric, If I bought a stock Mosin and bought an ATI Monte Carlo stock, can I just put the gun on it, or will I have to to the bedding as well?
looks like JB weld
@Iraqveteran8888 nothing more comfy than crocs and socks ;)
@Iraqveteran8888 Say what? ;) Hahaha can't wait!!
Okay Eric, i think you are being spammed
cosmetic anomalies 😂
i like this video but i cant take man in crocs and socks seriously .