Reply With Quotecheck pt&g tool, you can even get a fluted bolt if you wish!
Is there any where besides the actual company I can get a complete bolt for a 112 with the magnum bolt face? Thanks!
check pt&g tool, you can even get a fluted bolt if you wish!
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I wonder why Midway sells an "almost complete" bolt? Is it that hard to put the extractor parts on the bolt and sell a fully complete functioning bolt? How hard will it be for me to put those parts on? Thanks for the info!
PT&G doesn't look like they do Savage bolts. At least I didn't see any on the site.
that is an easy on. sell you one part for $10- or 3 for $15-Originally Posted by 319
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I guess I will just have to go to Midway. Would be nice to get a fluted bolt, they look great!
they do, but you have to go to the catalog and scroll WAY down! $125 +$35 for fluting. However, this is not a complete bolt i don't think.
Give Jim at northland a call he has been parting out a few 112.
I spoke with Mr. Briggs about a week ago, and mentioned needing a bolt for switching, I purchased the action from him, and he didn't seem too sure about parting one out. Oh well, I just ordered one from midway.
He parts them out as far as barrel - stock - action. no one has a use for a receiver with out a bolt.
.223 Rem AI, .22-250 AI, .220 Swift AI .243 Win AI, .6mm Rem AI, .257 Rob AI, .25-06 AI, 6.5x300wsm .30-06 AI, .270 STW, 7mm STW, 28 nosler, .416 Taylor
It seemed like Mr. Briggs was entertaining the idea for me for a few seconds, but then decided against it. Even thinking about it just to help me out makes him a great guy in my opinion!!
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