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between these four which one............
remington
sako
mini 16
or standard 16
for a pt&g bolt replacement
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Remington of Mini-16. At least the mini-16 has a pin holding it in. IMHO, the Sako is a liability on a Remmy. I've had great success with the mini-m16 extracting cases that a remmy doen't particularly like (such as a 6mmBR)
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I agree with Darren.... Factory Remmy first then mini M16!
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+1, I would only install a Sako in an enemy's rifle.
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I have 2 1-piece PTG bolts, one in a Rem 700 and one in a Stiller Predator. They both have mini-16 extractors, and they have worked every time so far. I also like the Rem extractor for the added safety feature.
A key difference between the two is the Remington extractor / ejector setup flings brass further. The mini-16 extractor with the PTG ejector probably flings brass about half as far. Could be a weaker ejector spring in the PTG ejector also, I don't know.
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Sell that rifle and buy a design that does not require a bolt upgrade.
Such designs are the Ruger 77, M70, Kimber, Mauser, FN etc.
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Sell that rifle and buy a design that does not require a bolt upgrade.
Such designs are the Ruger 77, M70, Kimber, Mauser, FN etc. You fresh out of little boys for the night Don
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Sell that rifle and buy a design that does not require a bolt upgrade.
Such designs are the Ruger 77, M70, Kimber, Mauser, FN etc. I had rather have an accurate rifle.
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Sell that rifle and buy a design that does not require a bolt upgrade.
Such designs are the Ruger 77, M70, Kimber, Mauser, FN etc. I had rather have an accurate rifle. It seems you require more than one shot most of the time!  Here is a broken extractor on Lambert's push feed! ![[Linked Image]](https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/263x197q90/r/440/m700extractoriwasoutsho.jpg)
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I'm sure the reason butch had a broken extractor has to do with round count, so that isn't any concern for you.
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My only problem with m16 type is the ejection angle. It can be a problem with a low mounted scope with a windage turret. I much prefer the angle of a factory rem setup in such situations.
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M16 easy to replace easy to find. And they work pretty well 
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Sell that rifle and buy a design that does not require a bolt upgrade.
Such designs are the Ruger 77, M70, Kimber, Mauser, FN etc. I had rather have an accurate rifle. It seems you require more than one shot most of the time! Here is a broken extractor on Lambert's push feed! You are really reaching! That ain't mine and I haven't had that problem with my extractors. If you want me on your ass, don't apologize for your post.
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Butch, are there different size M-16 extractors for different case head sizes...ie ones for 473, 532 rebated WSM's etc ?
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