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	Bolt action - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bolt action shotguns are considered a rarity among modern firearms, but were formerly a commonly used action for.410 entry-level shotguns, as well as for low-cost 12 gauge shotguns.
		Bolt action rifles are chiefly used as hunting rifles now, which of course was their primary purpose to begin with.
		Typically, the bolt consists of a tube of metal inside of which the firing mechanism is housed, and which has at the front or rear of the tube several metal knobs, or "lugs", which serve to lock the bolt in place.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bolt_action (658 words)

	Shooting Times Magazine: Your Best Bolt Action
		In fact, the ejector is not even in contact with the cartridge case until the bolt is pulled to the rear and the ejector extends past the boltface to flip the case out of the action.
		The result is that the bolt is pulled clear out of the action when the action is opened.
		One of the questions I am most frequently asked is: "Which bolt-action rifle is best?" The inquiry nearly always comes from someone intending to buy a hunting rifle, not a competition target rifle.
	www.shootingtimes.com /longgun_reviews/st_0302_boltaction (2565 words)

	Bolt action - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bolt action shotguns are considered a rarity among modern firearms, but were formerly a commonly used action for.410 entry-level shotguns, as well as for low-cost 12 gauge shotguns.
		Bolt action rifles are chiefly used as hunting rifles now, which of course was their primary purpose to begin with.
		During and after World War II, the military bolt-action rifle was superseded with the semi-automatic rifle and later assault rifles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bolt_action (648 words)

	BOLT ACTION
		Modern bolt action rifles are stronger and generally manufactured to closer tolerances than those designed in the late 19th century or the early 20th centuries.
		The bolt action was invented before there were repeating rifles or cartridges to fire in them; it was adapted to these innovations when they came along.
		The other obvious disadvantage of the bolt action is that it is bulky, with its bolt handle sticking out to the side of the action.
	www.chuckhawks.com /bolt_action.htm (1130 words)

	"M"
		Wing: a safety found on bolt action rifles, usually mounted at the rear of the bolt assembly, and pivots up and down at right angles to the bore line in the manner of a bird's wing.
		There are different types, of which some are: Cross bolt: a type of firearm safety operated by lateral force on a button usually located in the trigger guard.
		In all types, the first cartridge rests on or against a platform or magazine follower which progressively compresses a spring within the magazine as the rounds are loaded into it, the outermost one being held in place by the lips at the mouth.
	www.handguncontrol.net /Comp_M.htm (1395 words)

	Ruger Centerfire Bolt Action rifles @ Hunting & Fishing Gear Review
		All Ruger centerfire bolt action rifles also feature our easily accessible three-position safety, which allows the shooter to lock the bolt, or to load and unload, with the safety engaged.
		When you choose a Ruger Centerfire Bolt Action rifle, you have a wide range of options.
		Ruger Centerfire Bolt Action rifles@ Hunting & Fishing Gear Review
	www.hunting-fishing-gear.com /article-display/251.html (1027 words)

	Browning A-Bolt II Rifle
		The Browning Company, founded by firearms genius John Browning circa 1880, is one of the best known American gun companies, and the A-Bolt II bolt action rifle is one of the most popular such rifles made today.
		Another key feature is the fluted, anti-bind bolt, which has a non-rotating bolt sleeve with a rotating head and three locking lugs rather than the usual pair.
		The bolt release is at the left rear of the receiver.
	www.chuckhawks.com /a-bolt.htm (1512 words)

	Trigger and firing mechanism for bolt action rifle - Patent 4391058
		A bolt action type firearm in accordance with claim 4, wherein the cylindrical safety has a bore therein, with a spring biased pin slidably extending from the bore in the safety to engage the circular cam surface of the trigger means and bias the trigger means to pivot towards the sleeve member.
		A bolt action type firearm in accordance with claim 2, wherein the end of the sleeve member away from the receiver is provided with a cap member and a spring is provided between the puncher in said sleeve member and the cap member to bias the puncher.
		In particular, a single action rifle has been described in detail; however, it is to be recognized that the invention is applicable to all bolt action type firearms including single action and automatic bolt action rifles, falling block rifles, and pistols utilizing a bolt type action.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4391058.html (2739 words)

	Vintage Bolt Action Rifle Match
		The rifle racks behind and the firing line were truly colorful, with bolt action military rifles spanning over 50 years, and nearly all older than their owners.
		The rules were: Any bolt action military rifle in (more or less) origional, safe to shoot, condition with origional style iron sights.
		The sporting rifle course of fire calls for firing two 30- second rapid fire strings of 4 rounds with time in between to reload, instead of the string of 10 with one reload during 60 seconds as in the National Match Course.
	arizona.rifleshooting.com /mm1.html (1081 words)

	Bore Guide - bolt action
		Stoney Point's Bore Guide replaces the bolt in your gun's action, allowing you to properly clean from the breech rather than from the muzzle end.
		This allows the Bore Guide to lock snugly into the action – just like the bolt.
		This method prevents contamination of the locking lugs, receiver, action, and trigger assembly.
	www.stoneypoint.com /borebolt_index.html (346 words)

	H-S Precision - State-of-the-Art Hunting and Tactical Rifles
		The new Pro-series 2000 line of semi-custom bolt-action rifles and pistols have been called "the best firearms value on the market." Many of the standard features in the Pro-Series 2000 firearms can only be found as optional features on much higher priced, but certainly not higher quality, firearms.
		An important fact to remember is that H-S Precision manufactures every component of the Pro-Series 2000 rifles and pistols-- actions, triggers, match grade barrels and composite synthetic stocks.
	www.hsprecision.com (406 words)

	Bullberry Custom Rifles and Pistols
		Like the XP100 pistol action, the bolt to receiver tolerance is minimal and many trigger options are available.
		The Pre-64 had been the most sought after bolt action in history by custom gun makers.
		Sako® actions, while not as readily available in the past, are still an excellent choice even though the current models are a little more bulky than the early models.
	www.bullberry.com /complete.html (485 words)

	M10 Bolt Action Rifles
		Attention to design detail such as strengthened receiver with extra metal behind locking lug, enlarged and strengthened bolt head guide track in receiver, and fully floating barrel are just a few of the examples of design improvements made to the infamous action.
		Lee-Enfield enthusiasts and bolt action shooters will certainly appreciate the new M10 series offering from Australian International Arms.
		Same action specifications as the M10-A2 model except in.308 caliber with No. 4 style stock in teak.
	www.tristarsportingarms.com /m10rifles.htm (303 words)

	Exploded Firearms drawings in GunsWorld
		Remington 510, 511 and 512 bolt action 22 rifle.
		Winchester Model 70 post 1964 bolt action rifle.
		Winchester Model 94 pre 1964 lever action rifle.
	www.gunsworld.com /exploded_us.htm (196 words)

	Bolt Action Miniatures
		Bolt Action miniatures specialise purely in WWII miniatures.
		Cheques made payable to bolt action miniatures please.
		Bolt Action Miniatures are: Sculpting and painting - Mr Paul Hicks
	www.boltactionminiatures.co.uk (520 words)

	.22 Caliber American Rifles
		Springfield Model 84C,.22 Caliber Bolt action sporting rifle with standard magazine and field type sights.
		Winchester model 67 single shot.22 caliber bolt action rifle.
		Remington Model 341P "Sportmaster" Bolt action.22 Calibe sporting/target rifle with tube type magazine.
	users.erols.com /apple1co/22cal.html (271 words)

	The Logun Air rifle.
		The.22 version is a 9 shot rifle whilst the.177 is an eleven shot gun, both featuring IN-LINE MULTI SHOT bolt action design.
		The LOGUN rifle action is super silent in operation and when fitted with the Logun Silencer, the result is less than 11 decibels recorded muzzle and action noise - at 30 yards down the range the rifle is silent.
		Super Glide TM non rust action designed to compliment the Logun Silencer.
	www.airgunstore.co.uk /AALogun_Rifles.html (194 words)

	Brockman's Custom Gunsmithing
		When we start to build a precision rifle, it often makes more sense to start with a custom action that costs a little more, than to start with a production action, then pay several hundred dollars to bring it into spec.
		Another area to consider when choosing a rifle is the action.
		To start with a cartridge that burns 100+ grains of powder and then use a 20" barrel makes for a poor result.
	www.brockmansrifles.com (357 words)

	Bolt Action Rifle
		Other popular bolt action rifles included the Mauser Gewehr (Germany), Lebel (France), Mannlicher-Carcano (Italy), Springfield (United States), Moisin-Nagant (Russia), Mannlicher M95 (Austria) and Arisaka (Japan).
		Nearly all infantryman in the First World War used bolt action rifles.
		The bolt is the device that closes the breech of the barrel.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /FWWbolt.htm (249 words)

	SIG SG-550-1 Sniper Rifle
		The gas assisted operation of the action is of the rotating bolt design.
		All magazines have a bolt hold-open feature which causes the bolt to lock back after the last round is ejected.
		The bolt rotates and locks into battery using the same design as the Kalishnikov.
	www.biggerhammer.net /sigamt/550/sniper.html (2222 words)

	Madsen M47 (Columbian Modelo M1958)
		While the smokeless powder, bolt action repeating rifle had reigned supreme on the military scene since the late 1800s, by the end of World War II the writing was on the wall,the semi-auto battle rifle was the shape of things to come.
		Among students of small arms, it is generally agreed that the bolt action rifle's reign as the predominate military long arm ended circa 1945.
		The sterling performance of the M1 Garand, and the development of intermediate power "assault rifles", during the war showed that the days of the bolt action military rifle were numbered.
	www.geocities.com /hiker1250/m47.html (1522 words)

	Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle
		The Winchester Model 70 is a high quality bolt action rifle that is available in a variety of different models, calibers, and barrel lengths.
		Because of the smaller size of the weapon, the Compact is an ideal "mountain rifle." The Rifle is available in the Calibers of 243 Winchester, 308 Winchester, and 7mm-08 Remington.
		The Rifle is available in.223 Remington, 22-250 Remington, and 243 Winchester with the first caliber having a six round magazine and the other two calibers having a five round magazine.
	www.kitsune.addr.com /Firearms/Bolt-Rifles/Winchester_M70_Rifle.htm (855 words)

	bolt action -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		These rifles are most commonly made in four styles: single shot, pump, bolt action, and automatic.
		The bolt is moved back and forth, and partially rotated, in the...
		The mechanism combines the firing pin, a spring, and an extractor, all housed in a locking breechblock.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9080514?tocId=9080514 (920 words)

	Bolt Action Rifle
		Nearly all infantryman in the First World War used bolt action rifles.
		Other popular bolt action rifles included the Mauser Gewehr (Germany), Lebel (France), Mannlicher-Carcano (Italy), Springfield (United States), Moisin-Nagant (Russia), Mannlicher M95 (Austria) and Arisaka (Japan).
		The bolt is the device that closes the breech of the barrel.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /FWWbolt.htm (249 words)

	Bolt Action Rifles
		The bolt was now pushed forward, this action stripping the first round from the magazine and pushing it into the chamber.
		The bolt lever was then returned through 90 degrees, sealing the chamber from the magazine and locking the action in place.
		These then were some of the considerations to be taken into account when going to war with a bolt action rifle.
	www.bayonetstrength.150m.com /Weapons/boltactionrifles/bolt_action_rifles.htm (2041 words)

	SSAA - Zastava CZ 99 Precision .22 bolt-action rifle
		The action appears to have been machined from a single billet of steel and is quite thick in the walls, compared to many other brands.
		The rifle was shooting slightly to the right of point of aim and this was easily corrected using a drift against the rear sight.
		Aided by its light weight, the rifle handled and pointed extremely well and would be a handy outfit for rabbits and such out to about 50 yards with open sights.
	www.ssaa.org.au /newssaa/101-StoriesReviews/rifles/zastavacz99.html (780 words)

	Savage, Stevens, & Fox component part diagrams
		Stevens 39, 59 (410 bolt action repeating shotgun)-
		Savage 29, Stevens 75 (22 bolt action repeating tubular rifle)-
		Stevens 238, 258 (20 gauge bolt action repeating clip shotgun)-
	www.savage99.com /data_sheets.htm (1070 words)

	Antics, 3PSA 1:1 Sig Sauer 90 Bolt Action BB Sniper Rifle (280750)
		1:1 scale model Spring operated, Bolt action single shot bbgun with recently revised strong plastic construction.
		Antics, 3PSA 1:1 Sig Sauer 90 Bolt Action BB Sniper Rifle (280750)
		3PSA 1:1 Sig Sauer 90 Bolt Action BB Sniper Rifle (280750)
	www.bbguns.co.uk /1236_1_1000478.html (183 words)

	WTT .223 bolt action rifle for G17 or G23, ATL, GA - Glock Talk
		I have a like new Howa model 1500 bolt action rifle,.223 Remington caliber, that I'd like to trade for a 3rd generation Glock G17 or G23.
		WTT.223 bolt action rifle for G17 or G23, ATL, GA (Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)
		WTT.223 bolt action rifle for G17 or G23, ATL, GA - Glock Talk
	glocktalk.com /sitemap/topic/262660-1.html (314 words)

	Collecting and Shooting the Military Surplus Rifle (2006) - Surplusrifle.com
		The M-44 is the final wartime version of the Mosin illustrious line of bolt-action rifles, and probably the most manufactured bolt action in the world.
		The dishwasher is a safe way to strip the stock set and to also clean out all of the small little nooks and tight spaces on a rifle that would normally be very tedious to clean, and might take several hours to finish.
		Russian shoulder weapons are simple, and very well machined and finished (except for the furniture) for a military weapon.
	www.surplusrifle.com (2353 words)

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