USGI Bolts?

[arcane303]

Any idea where I could source a USGI bolt and how much it would cost? I was at the range today to try out my new BM59 rear sight and my Norinco bolt flew apart when racking my second mag of the day and I was unable to find the extractor...
Pretty disappointed right now... especially since I'm so low on cash. I know Canam offers a warranty but I really don't want to part with the whole rifle just because the bolt decided to spontaneously explode...

Suggestions?

 

[yomomma]

Buy an extractor...

 

[Repro77]

Low on cash and wanting a USGI bolt are incompatible, my friend. USGI bolts will run you around $300 - $400, give or take.

 

[yomomma]

We will have the bolt repair kit in stock by the end of this week. Haven't got chance to put it on the website.

M14 USGI Bolt Kit
includes: extractor, ejector & spring, extractor spring & plunger, and chrome firing pin

They will be $105 for the set and we won't split them.

economize

 

[Hungry]

Just an extractor? I can help. PM me.....

 

[Lost...again]

I m sorry for your bad luck, and hope ya get in touch with Hungry.

Is there a reason for bolts doing this, cause and effect sort of thing or is it a case of ' **** happens'.
Quite an alarming posibility, and hopefully as rare as it seems to be.

Hope ya get it fixed soon

 

[romurra]

treelinem14.com has bolt 'guts' and extractors and will ship to canada. prices are reasonable. buy spares, it's rare but it could happen again! get a 3006 shell casing and search the internet for the descriptions or video on assembly, it is a bit of a trick putting it together your 1st time out.

 

[Armtac]

We are in the processing of getting complete OEM M14 bolts for testing, they will be priced at $150 to $175.

 

[Winz]

...my Norinco bolt flew apart when racking my second mag of the day and I was unable to find the extractor...
... the bolt decided to spontaneously explode...

Is there a reason for bolts doing this, cause and effect sort of thing or is it a case of ' **** happens'.
Quite an alarming posibility, and hopefully as rare as it seems to be.

This sounds like a traditional case of the extractor stem protruding past the bottom part of the bolt. This should be checked on all bolts, especially when fitting a new extractor. Normally, the stem would be recessed a little from the bottom of the bolt.

When the extractor protrudes below the bottom surface, the cycling action causes rounds to push the extractor up which could lead to it flying off at a bad time.

 

[granite]

del

 

[Hungry]

We are in the processing of getting complete OEM M14 bolts for testing, they will be priced at $150 to $175.

Drool Factor = 10 and rising!

 

[GunNewb]

armtac you gotta fill us in. Whos making em?

 

[RememberTheSomme]

..the plot thickens.......

 

[romurra]

Do tell all!

 

[marcus_bc]

We are in the processing of getting complete OEM M14 bolts for testing, they will be priced at $150 to $175.

I'll take 2

 

[Armtac]

Will fill in more details later but they are not china nor US made. We want to test them personally before bringing in a bunch.

 

[granite]

del

 

[Lost...again]

I'll be after a couple of them too...if it all works out.
Put me on your pre-order list if you have one

 

[Armtac]

No problem, we just prefer to see the bolts in before allowing pre-ordering.

We are trying our best to expand what we offer for M14, however, there are only so much I can do alone.

We just got these in.

TRW mixed part kit (Ops rod and triggers are TRW)
TRW Ops Rod (refinished w/ new tab)
Bolt Repair Kit

 

[fnrob]

We are in the processing of getting complete OEM M14 bolts for testing, they will be priced at $150 to $175.

That's excellent news! Looking forward to seeing these.