You are right, it’s ahead of the bolt face. As I literally every other action made. It would be impossible for it to grab onto a case rim if it wasnt at least in front of the rim.
Now we are talking!
Give this guy a cookie, he’s really using the ol bean!
Where is the cookie emojie?
How about some chocolate?
Look at post #79. As others have said, of course the extractor is forward of the bolt face. If this action required an extractor cut, it would be 98-99% less popular.
All extractors sit in front of their respective bolt faces. They couldn’t extract if they didn’t, but no notch is require.
Looks like Area 419 and Short Action Precision are good options for both the AW mags and the Accurate Mag .223 AICS mags.
Every action is quick change with the proper tools.Ted, aw action with quick change barrel like ai/terminus next. It would be the
Ted has spoken to this, and won’t do it by sacrificing the integrated of the action by putting holes in it right where you need it to be the strongest.
The physics of reality says other wise. Here let's step outside of the box and make this mag a reality! If you work on it hard enough I know it's possible!
How about physics?Hey, dont let peoples opinions limit what you think is possible.
You're right I recognize that, I should have said the upper part of the bolt that protrudes from the bolt face and holds the case in place, is that the bolt nose? I'm trying to "geek" out on this too much without all of the information, seeing the chamber drawing will help me visualize it better. I was overthinking it after looking at my Springfield and it's extractor notch. Glad no notch is required.
Yeah, I hope they release some videos of the action feeding various cartridges.
Now we are talking!!!Ted, aw action with quick change barrel like ai/terminus next. It would be the
Right , my understanding is that there are 2 cip standards for long action 3.770 and 3.850 , maybe that isn't correct ? I asked based on that .
3.770 is inside measurement, 3.850 is outside measurement of magazine.
"one variant of a long action receiver"
It was mentioned somewhere earlier that the bolt handle is straight for that reason. You can determine how/where you want it swept and do it yourself or have it done
If you are planning to swap barrels on a long action you can look for a stock/chassis that has some way to swap between mag sizes.
I read that to mean that there is currently only one option/design for the LA. That being CIP. If you want something else, you will have to wait or adapt with your bottom metal.
Ben Kingsley never disappoints. One of the true greats.
I didn’t really have a need for another action either, but went ahead and ordered one. The price point and the features were to hard to pass up. I’m sure I’ll find a use for it, heck I have two months to figure it out.
