Bedding the Ruger M77 Hawkeye Alaskan rifle Houge stock
by cici71 on Friday, August 27th, 2010 | 10 Comments
stianhammersvik asked:
This type of bedding involves simply bedding the recoil lug of a bolt-action rifle to its inlet in the stock. This provides a solid and repeatable mating surface between the recoil lug and stock, eliminating uneven bearing between the two
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Hi there, i have a ruger hawkeye M77 in .243 stainless synthetic, do hogue make a stock for this model also do you know? great video thanks for showing!
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When do you trim the run off? When you ***** the bolts in doesn’t some compound get pushed into the threading of the gun?
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The Ruger M77 Hawkeye Alaskan only comes in 375 and 416 Ruger. The recoil is no problem. I like to make big holes, more bleeding and easy tracking:-)
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Do you find your gun ever shoots zero loose…because of the heavier recoil…why didnt you pick a .308?
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The stock is an improved replacement stock delivered by Houge. There was discovered weakness in the stock of some Hawkeye Alaskan rifles in the early production. So they sent me this one for free. The calibre of this rifle is 375 Ruger. You can also have the Ruger Alaskan in 416 Ruger..
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What company did you buy the stock of?……………..also what caliber is the rifle?
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no i got a new one from Houge. It is built a bit stronger
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Hey, is this the stock that came with the rifle??
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Yes, a little better. But the rifle shot ok to start with
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Did you see an improvement in accuracy after bedding the recoil lug?