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    what is firing pin protrution supposed to be?


    I recently changed a bolt head on a short action and need to know what is the correct firing pin protrusion??
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    Re: what is firing pin protrution supposed to be?

    Did you go from what to what? What action?
    I went from 223 bolt to a wsm bolt and had to get a new pin

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    Re: what is firing pin protrution supposed to be?

    You adjust the firing pin to shorten or lengthen it. Mine was a short action in .308 and now it is .223.
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    Re: what is firing pin protrution supposed to be?

    .055 should get the job done
    drybean

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    Re: what is firing pin protrution supposed to be?

    Then it is the same as a remmy. Thanks Drybean,that is what I was looking for. Jon
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