action glue search urgent around HOUSTON

[pascal]

Hi guys , what is your best advise to reglue a Grizzly action ( original bedding and gluing done at Kelblys ) ? and where can i buy asap some of this glue ?

I thought : #1 : Devcon 2 ton clear epoxy # JB weld .

i'll be around Houston TX from wedsnday so if yo have an adress around there to get some that would be appreciated .
your answer at pc6b2h4@wanadoo.fr wuld make it faster for me.
thanks
Pascal , from France .
and , uh yes , i am the one at the 225 rank at 2010 FISS

 

[jackie schmidt]

Pascal

JB Weld works as good as anything. That is what I use, and I have never had a Rifle's Action come loose.

To re-glue it, you can just "rough up" the existing bedding, wipe it, and the bottom of the action, clean with some electrical contact cleaner, then just re-glue it with the JB.

The good thing about these products is they are available at any hardware or auto parts store.........jackie

 

[Jerry W]

I'd also recommend JB Weld, but to add to what Jackie said, avoid the new JB Kwik Weld. It sets up in minutes and is a whole different product from the original.


Jerry

 

[Donald]

I too use the JB Weld that you get at the auto parts store. I get the big tubes, cheaper that way. I also carry in my load box one of those double tubes of clear quick set stuff, just in case an action comes loose during a match. It sets firm in less tha 5 minutes. It just might get you out of trouble during a match. And like Jerry W said.....don't get the JB Kwik set. Not for action glueing.

Donald

 

[adunne123]

Glue in an Action

HI Lads.
I am building a .22 RF Hall action Mcmillan stock Bedded with Devcon what is the best to Glue it in,Also if I want to remove it how can I ,Is there a releasing agent,??

Doing a bit more Reading on the web.Seems most people use JB weld and when they want to remove the heat up with an old Clothes IRON,Will this release it, I was looking on the JB web site and this what it said can withstand temps of 500deg F,Will it come out easy with out damaging the stock .

(Like metal, J-B WELD can be formed, drilled, ground, tapped, machined, filled, sanded, and painted. It stays pliable for about 30 minutes after mixing, sets in 4-6 hours, and cures fully in 15-24 hours. It's water-proof; petroleum-, chemical-, and acid-resistant; resists shock, vibration, and extreme temperature fluctuations, and withstands temperatures up to 500° F. J-B WELD is super strong, non-toxic, and safe to use. Before it sets, you can clean up with soap and water)