Well that didn't go so well.

[Robinhood]

Tried to do a angled bolt handle. Where the angle was made into the base of the handle, it looks nasty in the handle slot. Can't change it now.

The handle is not as big as it looks in the picture. But it is a little too long.
https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/1lhQm-4ZNbUn_vZ2ZPaR/B79l27SAFfEKo0FNVwABag.jpg?h=5Aw3mAL6LGHtnJxIne-Obg&e=1571436000&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700

[Ted_Feasel]

Tried to do a angled bolt handle. Where the angle was made into the base of the handle, it looks nasty in the handle slot. Can't change it now.

The handle is not as big as it looks in the picture. But it is a little too long.
https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/1lhQm-4ZNbUn_vZ2ZPaR/B79l27SAFfEKo0FNVwABag.jpg?h=5Aw3mAL6LGHtnJxIne-Obg&e=1571436000&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700I dont think it looks bad.. does it function properly?

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[JW]

It still fits in the channel
You could open it up a bit to even things out but then you would have to match the stock finish which could be interesting.

[Rstrick0352]

Does not look bad at all! Did you make that yourself?

[Robinhood]

Did you make that yourself?

I did.

[J.Baker]

Time to break out the die grinder and the bondo! Open the rear of the slot up for clearance, then use the bondo to fill in a little of the front side of the slot so the gap is evened out. Lightly scuff the rest of the stock with 400-grit, spray on a fresh coat of Krylon Fusion and call it good.

[celltech]

Got any desire to start making/selling just the threaded rod?

[mnbogboy2]

Tried to do a angled bolt handle. Where the angle was made into the base of the handle, it looks nasty in the handle slot. Can't change it now.

The handle is not as big as it looks in the picture. But it is a little too long.
https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/1lhQm-4ZNbUn_vZ2ZPaR/B79l27SAFfEKo0FNVwABag.jpg?h=5Aw3mAL6LGHtnJxIne-Obg&e=1571436000&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700

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[PhilC]

I like it too, nice work!!

[Robinhood]

Got any desire to start making/selling just the threaded rod?

I'm not sure what good that would be for anyone. You still have to mill drill and tap the base.

This particular one has an aluminum knob with a piece of 5/16 drill rod drilled out to .255 and a long cap screw holding it all together.

Nobody has even asked about the BAS.

[Robinhood]

Time to break out the die grinder and the bondo! Open the rear of the slot up for clearance, then use the bondo to fill in a little of the front side of the slot so the gap is evened out. Lightly scuff the rest of the stock with 400-grit, spray on a fresh coat of Krylon Fusion and call it good.

Man, I sure like this color. What color fusion would you put back down?

[Texas10]

I like it!

What about that BAS? Is there a bolt lift kit in there?

[Robinhood]

I like it!

What about that BAS? Is there a bolt lift kit in there?

Why yes there is. I was playing around with the look. The most resent version looks better.

[charlie b]

I like it. I've been looking for something like that for a while now. But, I always liked the look of the Remington bolt too.

[sharpshooter]

I did a swept back bolt handle once, seemed pretty cool until I tried to shoot it. The bolt knob was pushing right into the knuckle of my trigger finger, and without realizing it, it would lift the bolt slightly. I don't like things that crowded.

[Robinhood]

I agree Fred, even worse when it is too long. I started welding a 3/4" ball on the drill rod running it straight out. My favorite has always been the ones you sell however. Near perfect ergonomics and the right leverage.

[Dave Hoback]

Hmm, the pic isn’t appearing for me Robin. I really want to see it.

[mnbogboy2]

Hmm, the pic isn’t appearing for me Robin. I really want to see it.

It's been there for days, has disappeared?

[Dave Hoback]

I don’t see it. Just a little square box. What picture host is it? I’m using ImageBB now.

[Robinhood]

https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/1lhQm-4ZNbUn_vZ2ZPaR/B79l27SAFfEKo0FNVwABag.jpg?h=7iVQ6hHUgyrj3G5ZZwy7-A&e=1571781600&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700