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So I have a like new SUM Olympic Arms barrel. problem is I can't get a bolt to close on a 223 go gauge. The barrel is marked 5.56, but that shouldn't matter right? Can I find an inexpensive fix or do I have a paper weight?
Those who would disrespect our flag have never been handed a folded one.
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Make sure you can push your ejector below flush with the bolt face. I've had the same problem when the hole was not drilled deep enough in the bolt. Shorten the spring a coil if this is the problem.
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First things first call and talk to Olympic Arms and give them a chance to fix it. It's only fair.
Customer service is what makes a company.
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Hal, while I would typically agree. as stated earlier they have been out of business for over 20 years.....
Those who would disrespect our flag have never been handed a folded one.
Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.
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Sorry I didn't see where they were out of business.
Hal
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