Can someone help me to identify...

[chris59]

Can someone help me to identify those two bolts

Thanks in advance, Chris

 

[Mk VII]

Im going to say one is a Mauser 98 bolt, possibly a WW1 carbine one (small ring action?). The other I would guess is for a 12-ga shotgun built on the '98 action from surplus components after WW1 by the remains of the German gun industry. This is probably quite desirable for someone who has lost the bolt from theirs, or lost the separate bolthead which is prone to getting lost.

 

[chris59]

Thanks a lot for the info, I have no use for it, but I'll check on the Exchange forum, someone might be interested ...

Chris

 

[sail32]

It is not a German Kar 98az bolt or a Swedish M-96 bolt.

The Kar 98az bolt is flat and Knurling on the underside.

Scroll down = http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog/mauser_reference.html

The Kar 98az is also called the Kar 98a.

 

[Beater]

the one with the big wide bolt face is for the K98 that was converted to 12ga cant remember the name it was called

 

[cyclone]

the one with the big wide bolt face is for the K98 that was converted to 12ga cant remember the name it was called

Geha?

 

[tiriaq]

Yes. The boltface is retained by the altered original extractor engaging a notch in the boltface. Because it isn't a positive retention system, boltfaces can get lost.
Made one for a chap who had lost his. Pain in the butt job.