Problems with Wolf ammo in an M1A?????

[RifleDude]

For a cheap, perfectly usable bolt roller greaser, take a fired .45Auto case and fill it with grease. Then push it on the roller, wipe the access grease off and voila, your roller is greased.

 

[m14medic.ca]

For a cheap, perfectly usable bolt roller greaser, take a fired .45Auto case and fill it with grease. Then push it on the roller, wipe the access grease off and voila, your roller is greased.

A re-sized 44mag case, cut in half also works very very well!

John

 

[yomomma]

For a cheap, perfectly usable bolt roller greaser, take a fired .45Auto case and fill it with grease. Then push it on the roller, wipe the access grease off and voila, your roller is greased.

Whats cheaper than free

Problem with using a case its that its deep and not easy to clean. A half filled case attracts a lot of dirt etc, something you dont want in your roller.

 

[Stripes]

I just packed the bearing on mine like you would a roller bearing on a car in the palm of my hand. Worked mint.

 

[shredder]

Whats cheaper than free

Problem with using a case its that its deep and not easy to clean. A half filled case attracts a lot of dirt etc, something you dont want in your roller.

The solution is to keep the case full of grease and then stick it in a little plastic Ziploc-type bag. Works great.

 

[45ACPKING]

smart guys get some 5 minute epoxy and fill the case 1/2 full or so and let it cure up. creating a smaller grease pocket and a less messy tool overall.
even hard candlewax dripped into the case till it's 1/2 full or so , then let it harden and same deal......
thank me later