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Nosler/ Lawton side bolt release installation
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This is the first installation of a Lawton/ Nosler side bolt release. Other than one miscalculation (due to nerves) it's going to go in flawlessly. The miscalculation was tool size, it wasn't taken into account when I wrote my distance down. Next time there will be no gap at the ends of the release. The pivot pin will be drilled tomorrow and pictures added. Adam |
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So cool watching the progress. Strange people dont say anything... Really nice work. Would like to see more if possible. Cheers
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I have three more to do, I'm just waiting in the other releases to make it here in the mail. I'll post more add they come about.
Adam |
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How are they attached to the action?
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Magic............................
There is a roll pin that holds it in, Adam hasn`t drilled it yet... |
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I was just wondering if it was a screw that went into a blind hole from the bottom or a pin.
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Rickie,
It will end up looking something like this.....http://rifleshooter.com/2013/07/inst...remington-700/ |
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Phillip nailed it, a small 1/16" hardened pin is used to capture the release.
Adam |
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Nice work!
A small set screw from the bottom in place of the roll pin / dowel looks cleaner as you do not need to drill through the top of the receiver. |
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