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    bulletbob
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    Need some help with 110


    I need some help or advise on a bolt issue with my 110 .270 cal.Problem is after 3 to 5 rounds the bolt gets extremely stiff,the more rounds fired the stiffer the bolt gets until the rifle cools down then it's a smooth as glass.Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.--Bob

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    Need a little more info to go on. Factory ammo or reloads?Could be you have a rough or tight chamber. May need to polish it.

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    It is factory ammo.I ran federal and remington through it to name a few.The bolt is super smooth through the stroke when cold,but starts to tighten up as soon as it gets any kind of heat in it.The more rounds the tighter it gets,to almost full bolt lockup.

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    bulletbob,


    So, this is while trying to extract the spent round? What if you chamber it to battery, then eject it, still stiff? So, only hard to open? and NOT hard to battery when hot and fired?


    Snipe

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    Quote Originally Posted by pitsnipe View Post
    bulletbob,


    So, this is while trying to extract the spent round? What if you chamber it to battery, then eject it, still stiff? So, only hard to open? and NOT hard to battery when hot and fired?


    Snipe
    Snipe,It is when opening and closing bolt,even if not ejecting or loading a round.when pulling bolt back to eject and pushing bolt back to chamber another round.As soon as the bolt starts to get into the ejection port it loosens up.It is like the first inch of the bolt going in or out of the chamber,with a round in or out.I hope I'm explaining this right.

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    Could it be a bedding issue? Torquing the action just slightly when it starts to heat up? Just guessing here.

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    Put some grease on the lugs and the cocking ramp.
    "As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."

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    Thanks for the info.I'll give that a try.

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    Double check the action screws. One may be just a bit too tight and in contact with the bolt body. I have had to bring some stock screws down about one thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LHitchcox View Post
    Double check the action screws. One may be just a bit too tight and in contact with the bolt body. I have had to bring some stock screws down about one thread.
    That would be my guess. Front action screw. You can also check but marking the bolt side of the recoil lug black sharpie, inserting the bolt and cycle a few times to see if any of the sharpie marks so contact. Tim

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