I'm with Dean... Make certain that it's a T-38 bolt. Also, if the safety is in the on position and the bolt is un-cocked when inserting the bolt, you could park a truck on it and never get it closed!
I'm with Dean... Make certain that it's a T-38 bolt. Also, if the safety is in the on position and the bolt is un-cocked when inserting the bolt, you could park a truck on it and never get it closed!
This is a gun I bought last week.Bolt would cycle with force[could feel some binding]cleaned all,I suspect the ejector will know more when I GET STOCK OFF[fun].
OK,found the problem,everything works good until I reinstall the ejector.Pulled the ejector it had a small bur on it,stoned it seems to work better.
"it seems to work better."
As in, now the bolt travels freely?
Good detective work!
Dean (the other one)
OFC-Orange Co. Ca Chapter
I've found that one can't always take a bolt from one type 38 rifle and put it in another. Guess they weren't up to interchangeability of parts like the US. Haven't found a Krag bolt I couldn't put in a different receiver yet.
"I have sworn upon the Altar of God, eternity hostility upon all forms of tyranny over the minds of man." - Thomas Jefferson
"Guess they weren't up to interchangeability of parts like the US. "
That's why other countries stamped an assembly number or serial number on all the parts, because they were hand-fitted.
We used drawing numbers to denote the design of a particular part. But they were, for the most part, interchangeable.
Dean (the other one)
OFC-Orange Co. Ca Chapter
All numbers match,it's a carbine.I'll find how it shoots some time this week.
"All numbers match,it's a carbine."
All good news :>)
Dean (the other one)
OFC-Orange Co. Ca Chapter
I got to shoot the gun today,shoots good,ejects good.Now I have to do some reloading.Thanks everyone for the help.
Glad it all worked out for ya Soli! Happy loading and shooting