It's staying in the parts box. Thanks guys.
Senior Member
It's staying in the parts box. Thanks guys.
Member
These parts are certainly not necessary for everyone, but can sure save the old nose. They will also keep you from wrecking a good prone score. It appears that Darreld has had that pleasure.
Very Senior Member - OFC
Word to the wise. I found a headless cocking piece and thought I'd halve my group size.
I assembled it and dreamt of ultra fast lock time, but when I squeezed off the shot, I had a click! I'd bought a 1922 cocking piece and they are too short to work in a 1903
Phillip McGregor (OFC)
"I am neither a fire arms nor a ballistics expert, but I was a combat infantry officer in the Great War, and I absolutely know that the bullet from an infantry rifle has to be able to shoot through things." General Douglas MacArthur
Senior Member
I have a reverse safety on one of my rifles. It is functioning. Its in a WL3 bolt, 1.3 mil SN, has CMP papers from 2002 but Im assuming the bolt was set up by a previous owner.
If I can find a headless cocking peice will it function just by replacing the standard one? Would be nice to make this a step more match specific.
Senior Member
better photos
Here are some better photos of my reversed safety and headless cocking piece, these parts were in a NS bolt
that came with 1373022 which has a SA 7-29 star gaged barrelAttachment 30190Attachment 30191
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote