Bolt wear pic
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Ohhh good grief !! Im gonna shoot the computer...Grrrr
All I can say is there is a hole about 8mm long running length ways along the bottom of the bolt about 1.5 mm wide. Inside this hole I can see a small dia spring. The bottom of the bolt is seriously concave. I would say about a 0.5 mm dip in the centre of the bolt where the hole is.
Ive never seen anything like it before.
Dont ya hate when a machine makes ya feel stupid........
All I can say is there is a hole about 8mm long running length ways along the bottom of the bolt about 1.5 mm wide. Inside this hole I can see a small dia spring. The bottom of the bolt is seriously concave. I would say about a 0.5 mm dip in the centre of the bolt where the hole is.
Ive never seen anything like it before.
Dont ya hate when a machine makes ya feel stupid........
Tell you what I'll just take it up the shop. Because this hole is way larger than the tip of a ball point pen. I'll work on the images and again thanks for the info and the patience...Im too old for the 21 st century (havent even got a cell phone )
do you have a photobucket account ?
If so when you hold the cursor on the pic and a drop down menu appears ... copy the bottom code by clicking on it and it will say copied for a sec. then open up the post and right click to paste it.
Only the code (no pic ) will show up until you actually post it or preveiw the pic
It sounds like you need a new bolt to me.
If so when you hold the cursor on the pic and a drop down menu appears ... copy the bottom code by clicking on it and it will say copied for a sec. then open up the post and right click to paste it.
Only the code (no pic ) will show up until you actually post it or preveiw the pic
It sounds like you need a new bolt to me.
Nope...that's not right. ChalkRivers is about right.
From the markings in the photo, it looks like the bolt was ground at that point. Definitely funky!
I have my old Nork bolt if you need one. I replaced mine a while back with a USGI bolt.
From the markings in the photo, it looks like the bolt was ground at that point. Definitely funky!
I have my old Nork bolt if you need one. I replaced mine a while back with a USGI bolt.
WOW................What the hell 
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I love this site. Seriously Ive had nothing but great help from this site, and heres another example
Thanks
You see what I mean about the bolt. Ive put quite a few thousand round down range in the service and never saw a bolt in this condition. I was wondering if the Norinco was just another WALLY MART peiceof S--t, or wether this was, as I suspect Fubar.
)I love this site. Seriously Ive had nothing but great help from this site, and heres another example
Thanks
You see what I mean about the bolt. Ive put quite a few thousand round down range in the service and never saw a bolt in this condition. I was wondering if the Norinco was just another WALLY MART peiceof S--t, or wether this was, as I suspect Fubar.
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Well I got the IMG thing from phto bucket...but Im gonna be some surprised if this works.
Once you have it on photobucket, put your cursor over the picture, scroll down to the img code, left click on it. This will automatically copy it. Come back here, right click on the post you are making, scroll down and choose "paste". Viola!
I can replace the power pack on a Challenger, use a compass, run a Batalion Net, cook for 10 guys and sleep comfortably in a puddle..all whilst being shouted and screamed at .........but I cant post a pic.....Talk about feeling inadequate.
One day I will get a pic up here and then its beers on me ...til then Buddies
One day I will get a pic up here and then its beers on me ...til then Buddies
That is a major issue and that bolt is garbage.
I would like to know import year of rifle, should be on right side under windage knob or it's the first 4 digits of serial #
Round count?
Please let me know.
As of seeing those pics, you rifle's bolt is not safe to shoot.
I would like to know import year of rifle, should be on right side under windage knob or it's the first 4 digits of serial #
Round count?
Please let me know.
As of seeing those pics, you rifle's bolt is not safe to shoot.
