Manufacturer: Brownells
Color: Light Amber
For Use With: Firearms
Series/Collection: Acraglas
Includes: 2 fl oz (59 ml) Resin, 7/8 fl oz (26 ml) Hardener, 7/8 fl oz (26 ml) Release Agent, Floc, 2 Mixing Cups, Mixing Stick, Brown Dye, Black Dye Enough to Bed (2) Rifles, Complete Instructions
Size: 59 mL
Odor: Acrid Ammoniacal
Form: Liquid
Composition: Formaldehyde Polymer, Phenol, Triethylene Tetramine
Flash Point: Greater Than 275 deg F

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The word Acraglas has proven, during the many years it has been used by shooters, to be a true and fair product description. For Acraglas, as its name implies, is an accurizing material designed for the exclusive purpose of making a rifle shoot more accurately. Granted, it is a superior bedding compound used and sold as such by dealers, stock manufacturers and gunsmiths - but the fact remains: its prime purpose is to accurize a rifle. It's a boon for the lazy, too, because if you are inletting a stock blank you simply cut out too much wood all the way around, gob the wood well with Acraglas, put the metal in (properly treated with release agent coming with the kit) and set aside for about 24 hr. When the metal is removed, the result is perfect bedding for the action - good, strong, and reliable bedding it is, too.

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