A few years back, dj and I were swapping ideas regarding 455 barrel bedding.
He was an advocate for receiver and an inch or two forward of the the receiver.
I was into trying anything that I could find on line to try.
Barrel shimming was an old school technique from centerfire,
I started with a single shim at the center of gravity of the receiver/barrel
then kept adding more and more. Results on target kept improving.
Dj laughed at me, then decided to go full length bedding to see if it made a difference.
He stopped laughing when the 455 he was working with, started shooting consistent 0.2x groups.
I decided to go one step further and build a full length barrel block rifle.
That's where Fuglie and Son of Fuglie came from.
I figured if an actual gunsmith could no-float, I ought to go can't float.
You can't tune a fully bedded barrel.
Accuracy is limited by ammo quality, wind judgement and rifle/setup.