Ruger 10-22 bolt jeweling
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Russ Hanscom
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Re: Ruger 10-22 bolt jeweling
Very nice!
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steamin10
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Re: Ruger 10-22 bolt jeweling
The 10-22 bolt is only visible through the ejection port, so I see no reason to impart a jewel pattern on hidden surfaces.
I get one wear line on mine just above the extractor, that may be a problem as far as wear on the pattern. This particular kinetic bolt, rides on other surfaces not seen, so I would not worry about it if I did mine, mostly barefoot as it is. Ihave only had my action apart once about 15 yrs ago. My Son has the same piece but is customized with non standard stocks and milled barrel and such, but much later serial. No jeweling on the bolt.
I get one wear line on mine just above the extractor, that may be a problem as far as wear on the pattern. This particular kinetic bolt, rides on other surfaces not seen, so I would not worry about it if I did mine, mostly barefoot as it is. Ihave only had my action apart once about 15 yrs ago. My Son has the same piece but is customized with non standard stocks and milled barrel and such, but much later serial. No jeweling on the bolt.
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We have enough youth, how about a fountain of Smart. My computer beat me at chess, but not kickboxing
It is not getting caught in the rain, its learning to dance in it. People saying good morning, should have to prove it.