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Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.


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Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.



Bolt up?
Doesn't the bolt then fall back by either gravity if walking around slung or by brush if you're carrying it level? You're then walking around with an open action and allowing all kinds of dirt and grime into the action and magazine, right?

I guess I am not understanding what is meant by "bolt up".



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Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.



Bolt up?
Doesn't the bolt then fall back by either gravity if walking around slung or by brush if you're carrying it level? You're then walking around with an open action and allowing all kinds of dirt and grime into the action and magazine, right?

I guess I am not understanding what is meant by "bolt up".


Have you never heard of a rubber band or bungee cord and saran wrap... You probably don't put bright pink electrical tape on your muzzle either.


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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.



Bolt up?
Doesn't the bolt then fall back by either gravity if walking around slung or by brush if you're carrying it level? You're then walking around with an open action and allowing all kinds of dirt and grime into the action and magazine, right?

I guess I am not understanding what is meant by "bolt up".


Have you never heard of a rubber band or bungee cord and saran wrap... You probably don't put bright pink electrical tape on your muzzle either.


I have heard of those contraptions.....however I use rubbers on my big bore in lieu of pink muzzle tape.



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Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.



Bolt up?
Doesn't the bolt then fall back by either gravity if walking around slung or by brush if you're carrying it level? You're then walking around with an open action and allowing all kinds of dirt and grime into the action and magazine, right?

I guess I am not understanding what is meant by "bolt up".


Have you never heard of a rubber band or bungee cord and saran wrap... You probably don't put bright pink electrical tape on your muzzle either.


I have heard of those contraptions.....however I use rubbers on my big bore in lieu of pink muzzle tape.


Them ones you get in the restroom at them floozie houses?


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Crossing the creek?


Geno does that schit upside down.


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Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.



Bolt up?
Doesn't the bolt then fall back by either gravity if walking around slung or by brush if you're carrying it level? You're then walking around with an open action and allowing all kinds of dirt and grime into the action and magazine, right?

I guess I am not understanding what is meant by "bolt up".


Have you never heard of a rubber band or bungee cord and saran wrap... You probably don't put bright pink electrical tape on your muzzle either.


I have heard of those contraptions.....however I use rubbers on my big bore in lieu of pink muzzle tape.


Them ones you get in the restroom at them floozie houses?


Maybe...
Or a sammich baggie and one of those rubber band thingies Kingston mentioned. Just call me 'Gyver.



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Originally Posted by T_Inman
I have heard of those contraptions.....however I use rubbers on my big bore in lieu of pink muzzle tape.



Pics or it didn't happen.


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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Crossing the creek?


Geno does that schit upside down.



Dude,

wait until you see the pics!

Went to get my crap out of the car at the tow yard today. Holy Schmoly! And all I have is some bruising????


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Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Crossing the creek?


Geno does that schit upside down.



Dude,

wait until you see the pics!

Went to get my crap out of the car at the tow yard today. Holy Schmoly! And all I have is some bruising????


How long are you gonna be pic teasing us?


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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Crossing the creek?


Geno does that schit upside down.



Dude,

wait until you see the pics!

Went to get my crap out of the car at the tow yard today. Holy Schmoly! And all I have is some bruising????


How long are you gonna be pic teasing us?


He’d gonna drag this out like the “left nut” threads.

😂😂😂


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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by T_Inman
Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.



Bolt up?
Doesn't the bolt then fall back by either gravity if walking around slung or by brush if you're carrying it level? You're then walking around with an open action and allowing all kinds of dirt and grime into the action and magazine, right?

I guess I am not understanding what is meant by "bolt up".


Have you never heard of a rubber band or bungee cord and saran wrap... You probably don't put bright pink electrical tape on your muzzle either.


Speaking of pink tape, when I was checking in 2 of the does that I shot last week a 20-something man asked me about the 3 pieces of pink duct tape around the barrel of the rifle that I was showing another guy. I told him and then when he seemed confused, I showed him. He said that it looked like a good idea and would have prevented the plugged barrel kaboom that his cousin had when they were goose hunting. Having had a plugged barrel kaboom about 50 years ago, I wish that someone has told me about the benefits of putting tape over the muzzle when you're afield.

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Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Crossing the creek?


Geno does that schit upside down.



Dude,

wait until you see the pics!

Went to get my crap out of the car at the tow yard today. Holy Schmoly! And all I have is some bruising????


How long are you gonna be pic teasing us?


He’d gonna drag this out like the “left nut” threads.



He left a nut in the creek?



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Originally Posted by CashisKing
Originally Posted by stuvwxyz
When I was guiding deer and elk hunters we had a stead fast rule. Bolt handles up, always. Cant go off by accident and instantly able to put into action when needed.


SMARTEST ADVISE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON THE FIRE!

I had a 700 oops years ago (safety release and pew)... been up bolt ever since.


IT begs the question; Why not just get rid of that POS 700?


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