#2283576 - 06/29/08 07:57 PM
Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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EZEARL
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Might have a lead on a bolt I need for my late model Mod70 Featherweight Classic. Will a 1950s era Mod70 LA std cartridge bolt work in my Classic CRF .270? I have access to one to try but it'll take a few days to get it.
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#2283906 - 06/30/08 04:23 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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Redneck
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Good question.. I've never tried it.. The pre-64 bolt won't have the anti-bind groove built into the head.. I'm wondering about the critical length between the handle and the lugs. Also, the striker's going to be different and may not match up with the sear..
Only way you'll know for sure is to try it..
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#2283971 - 06/30/08 05:36 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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EZEARL
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And that I'm going to do hopefully this evevning. Let ya know later.
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#2283973 - 06/30/08 05:38 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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Marc
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No. The post 64 is slightly longer than the pre 64.
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#2283994 - 06/30/08 05:51 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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Yo Larry, whered you put that damned file?
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#2285622 - 07/01/08 12:41 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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triggerguard1
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Marc is correct............post 64 is too long
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#2285674 - 07/01/08 03:44 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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EZEARL
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THANK YA guys!
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#2291538 - 07/04/08 07:04 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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Want to sell that bolt?
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#2291629 - 07/04/08 07:47 AM
Re: Pre64 Mod70 bolt in a late model Mod 70 CRF?
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EZEARL
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Jkob,I'll keep you in mind. The parts I put this Featherweight together with came from someone who has worked for Winchester for 40+ yrs and is suppose to have alot of parts stored at his house. I'm hoping for one of three things,he has the bolt for this Featherweight action,he has the action for this magnum bolt,or he can get me the bolt I need.
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