Swedish mauser bolt

[ChromeArty]

I really know nothing about Swedish Mausers... and my buddy has one with no bolt.

The rifle says "Carl Gustav's Stads" it also has the, I assume year, "1899" stamped on the receiver.

Any chance I can find a bolt for him... we assume it is 6.5x55 any info on this thing would be great!

Thank you!

Trev

 

[tokguy]

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And the next time some Old Fart explains how they remove the bolt " For safeties sake " ask them if they "ate lead paint chips as a youth"

 

[ChromeArty]

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And the next time some Old Fart explains how they remove the bolt " For safeties sake " ask them if they "ate lead paint chips as a youth"

Bwahahaha!!! No doubt! Why do that!?

Thank you for the info

 

[M1-Garand]

The only reason I remove the bolts from my Milsurp rifles is to store them close together without getting "safe kisses',but the bolts are on the shelf above in the same safe.

 

[tokguy]

Bwahahaha!!! No doubt! Why do that!?

Thank you for the info

Oh, when I was growing up....there was always military rifles around that had no bolt. 6mm Rem-Lee, No 4 mk1 come to mind immediately for me. Rem-Lee! Can you imagine it?
There are likely a few members who know off such a thing I'd guess.

 

[ChromeArty]

Oh, when I was growing up....there was always military rifles around that had no bolt. 6mm Rem-Lee, No 4 mk1 come to mind immediately for me. Rem-Lee! Can you imagine it?
There are likely a few members who know off such a thing I'd guess.

I had to Google it.... very cool!!

 

[green]

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And the next time some Old Fart explains how they remove the bolt " For safeties sake " ask them if they "ate lead paint chips as a youth"

Removal of bolt in non restricted is safe storage in Firearms regs issued by RCMP.

 

[tokguy]

Removal of bolt in non restricted is safe storage in Firearms regs issued by RCMP.

Yeah, sure... it is suggested in the absence of a trigger lock / cabinet
Is that lil bit of wisdom from the High River detachment?
The RCMP are legendary for the good advice they put forward to the Gun Owning Community in Canada... Sarcasm meter should be pinned right about now

 

[green]

Yeah, sure... it is suggested in the absence of a trigger lock / cabinet
Is that lil bit of wisdom from the High River detachment?
The RCMP are legendary for the good advice they put forward to the Gun Owning Community in Canada... Sarcasm meter should be pinned right about now

Storage in cabinet or trigger lock also is a "suggestion".

 

[enefgee]

Oh, when I was growing up....there was always military rifles around that had no bolt. 6mm Rem-Lee, No 4 mk1 come to mind immediately for me. Rem-Lee! Can you imagine it?
There are likely a few members who know off such a thing I'd guess.

Hell, if you really want one I know where there's one for sale.

 

[NAA]

Removal of bolt in non restricted is safe storage in Firearms regs issued by RCMP.

Yeah, that's pretty "safe" storage..... one removes a bolt, loses it, never finds it..... "safe" storage right there folks.....lol....

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NAA.

 

[IvoB]

all kidding aside i remove the bolts from all my guns and store them in a separate safe where the ammo is.

 

[polaris]

bolts and ammo don't mix, think of the kids.

 

[tokguy]

Storage in cabinet or trigger lock also is a "suggestion".

It would surely break the RCMP's heart if it was also 'suggested' to them that they are pushing a practice that might render a firearm unshootable. They might not be able to continue with a clean conscience...sarcasm heavy here.

 

[ChromeArty]

Still looking for a swedish mauser bolt

 

[M1-Garand]

Still looking for a swedish mauser bolt

There is one for sale in the EE under parts for military surplus rifles. complete bolt for M96 Swedish Mauser.