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Gunsmithing Bolt tool for nesika G action
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Re: Bolt tool for nesika G action
I don't think a tool for a Rem 700 will work...try here
http://www.bordenrifles.com/
I don't think a tool for a Rem 700 will work...try here
http://www.bordenrifles.com/
Re: Bolt tool for nesika G action
I got one from Midway a year or so ago and it works well on a Poulsbo R and NXP. Go to Midway and search for product number 756646.
Doug
I got one from Midway a year or so ago and it works well on a Poulsbo R and NXP. Go to Midway and search for product number 756646.
Doug
Re: Bolt tool for nesika G action
Don't waste your money.
Rotate your bolt clockwise till the shroud clams up against the bolt handle.
Get a .05" or .0625" allen wrench and stick it through the little hole drilled through the cocking piece tongue into a corresponding blind hole that's in the shroud. Pull the wrench like a lever towards the ass end and then unscrew it.
Leave it in there will you go to assemble, then just reverse the process. Be sure to "time" the cocking nose to the detent otherwise you'll booger up the shroud when installing the bolt back in the receiver.
Whole thing should just come apart in about half a second this way. Easy stuff.
The tool your talking about is a Kleinhorst tool. They run about $30/$40 bucks. I have a half dozen floating around the shop that I hardly use anymore.
Allen wrench is way quicker.
Hope this helped.
C.
Don't waste your money.
Rotate your bolt clockwise till the shroud clams up against the bolt handle.
Get a .05" or .0625" allen wrench and stick it through the little hole drilled through the cocking piece tongue into a corresponding blind hole that's in the shroud. Pull the wrench like a lever towards the ass end and then unscrew it.
Leave it in there will you go to assemble, then just reverse the process. Be sure to "time" the cocking nose to the detent otherwise you'll booger up the shroud when installing the bolt back in the receiver.
Whole thing should just come apart in about half a second this way. Easy stuff.
The tool your talking about is a Kleinhorst tool. They run about $30/$40 bucks. I have a half dozen floating around the shop that I hardly use anymore.
Allen wrench is way quicker.
Hope this helped.
C.
