Pillar bed a Stocky’s stock?

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I saw a good holiday deal on Stocky’s stocks and decided to order a couple carbon VG stocks, both for R700 clones. I talked to Stocky’s and asked if I needed to pillar bed the stock/action connection and they claim, no, the Accublock sufficiently holds the rifle without glass bedding and/or adding pillars. I know I can mount up the actions and bottom metals without any bedding and/or pillars and see how it shoots first, but I thought I’d see what others are doing with their Stocky’s.

TIA
 
I didn't find it necessary to bed my stocky's VG CF stock on my last Howa build. It shot 0.25" or less for three shots so I never had a reason to futz with it.
Oregon Mtn Rifles CF barrel
6.5-284 Norma in a LA Howa 1500 action
 
I didn't find it necessary to bed my stocky's VG CF stock on my last Howa build. It shot 0.25" or less for three shots so I never had a reason to futz with it.
Oregon Mtn Rifles CF barrel
6.5-284 Norma in a LA Howa 1500 action
This is great news. I’m hoping I have the same luck and can avoid some work!
 
Unless you are really, really loading your bipod, or you have a standing height bipod (aka a long lever arm) putting pressure on the stock I found it was perfectly stiff enough to work for me without dremeling out the barrel channel or bedding it.
Post pics when you get them put together.
 
Not with pillars, its got that non-compressible bedding block in it so doubt the pillars would accomplish anything. But yes, Ive bedded them mostly to make them less prone to a change in poi from rough handling.
 
Not with pillars, its got that non-compressible bedding block in it so doubt the pillars would accomplish anything. But yes, Ive bedded them mostly to make them less prone to a change in poi from rough handling.
This is the way
 
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