Every gun and barrel are duifferent. Some respond very well to a free floated forend. Others scatter bullets whilly nilly with out some support. While others still do best floated, then bedded for somplete even contact. One thing is fairly consistant and that is good CONSISTANT bedding is key to accuracy. As long as all things are equil and even usually you will get good results.
So try what you have and see how it shoots. If you think you can improve, try the bedding in the back behind the stud. The RTV is pretty easy and if it dosen't work or you dont like it. It can be removed. If you want a more substantial bedding there are many products out there that will fit the bill.
Remember, CONSISTANCY is key to good shooting. It covers everything, Rifle, shotgun, pistol even archery. From the trigger break to your own breathing to the stocks bedding and even shouldering and trigger control after the shot. Consistancy in all will make you a better shot.
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