Reply With QuoteIt will work. I have been confused with Midway's description too
Might be longer than the original you want to replace--the 223 rem baffle is long to shorten the bolt stroke
If it is too long to eject your shells, just cut it off
Bolt Baffle
I'm looking for a ss bolt baffle for my model 10 std size bolt face!
is there a difference between the 110 - 10 baffles ?
They list one on midway but in the listing it says its for a long action!
that confuses me because i was under the impression that they where the same, as long as its not a magnum!
anyone help me out here?
feeling kinda dumb!! lol
It will work. I have been confused with Midway's description too
Might be longer than the original you want to replace--the 223 rem baffle is long to shorten the bolt stroke
If it is too long to eject your shells, just cut it off
WTH?Originally Posted by JW
A 223 (a.k.a. small) bolt face is 0.378" while a standard is .473", so your whole response is irrelevant to the original question and is just going to confuse the guy.
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The baffle diameter should be the same for any caliber i would think!
The baffels are the same diamameter for all bolt heads regardless of action length. What midway sells is a standard baffel, basicly what would be found on a 308, they do not stock or sell the 223/204 baffel with the longer bolt stop, to limit rearward travel.
they have them!
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/956...tainless-steel
Wow!
I really missed this one
Thanks Jim for catching it
Maddog: I apoligize for the added confusion
I will read the posts a little closer before posting replys in the future LOL
Jack
Last edited by JW; 07-24-2012 at 06:50 AM.
Ok now I'm confused. I'm changing from a 223 to a 260 and thought all I needed to do was change the bolt head which I did. Should I also change the baffle also? I have yet to try and chamber a round do to limited availability of ammo in my area.
Yup, the travel will be too short.
you can cut or grind off the extension on your existing baffle.
Yep.
I used a cut-off blade in my dremel to do exactly that.
I'm a firm believer in the theory that if it bleeds, I can kill it.
Does anyone have a measurement on where I need to cut?
mine was used for my 243ai and i hacked it off flush with the back!
so i need the short one!
which part # is it
103322?
103321?
Pay attention Ricky-Bobby.
This is the one for the "short-stroke" 223 length, which means it has a long "ear" to limit travel:
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/956...tainless-steel
This one is the "longer-stroke", meaning that it has no "ear" to limit it's travel:
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/128...tainless-steel
I'm a firm believer in the theory that if it bleeds, I can kill it.
Sweet!!
This definetly turned into a way bigger post then it should have but I got the answer I was looking for!
Thanks darkker
I know this is a necro post and my first, I joined because I needed an answer concerning front bolt baffle on a 110 I converted to .308. I changed it from .30-06, would I want the short stroke .223 front baffle to shorten the much to long stroke on my 110 for my shorter .308? Thanks for the help, I will be reading info on here for the next few months!
only if you have the magazine with the spacer at the rear. With a standard long action mag you don't want to short stroke or you will end up missing the pickup.
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