Single shot 22's

[BDinPutnam]

Depending on price of the new bits, I think I'd do the replace unless you have the time and want to roll that grind job into a rehab/hobby project. I'd rather spend the time on the other metal bits and the stock. But I like wood work better than metal work.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Depending on price of the new bits, I think I'd do the replace unless you have the time and want to roll that grind job into a rehab/hobby project. I'd rather spend the time on the other metal bits and the stock. But I like wood work better than metal work.

Well, I can't recall the exact price off hand, but it's in the neighborhood of $60+/- for the bolt body and handle. I've tried cycling spent 22 casings to see if it extracts and ejects and the casings have so far just gotten stuck in the chamber. I know this isn't the best way to check, but I figured they would at least be extracted. So I don't know if the bolt needs new internals also. I guess I'll just have to get it to the range and try live ammo
I've been dilly dallying with the rifle and cleaning the bore some so that should help.

 

[kev74]

A new bolt might change headspace - probably making things worse.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

A new bolt might change headspace - probably making things worse.

Really?