Boltless Rackers at the CMP

**Tired Retired** · 07-04-2010 06:15 PM

Wulf, I assume that those in the ack were picked over after setting there for a few days. I am more worried about ordering a bolt too early and if the carbine I get has been reparked or not. I want it for a shooter, but I kinda want to see it before I start dumping cash on the bolt...

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**Dr342** · 07-04-2010 07:42 PM

Yeah, Ill have to agree. Its kind of like the WRA Woodless Garands, a few of them have been on the racks awhile.

**Wulf** · 07-04-2010 07:56 PM

From what I understood from the staff, they are all pretty much the same. I am sure a fairly decent one can pop up from time to time though.

**allana** · 07-04-2010 10:27 PM

Loved the days when all orders were "luck of the draw" -placed order for one for oletime sakes

**sniper188** · 07-06-2010 03:39 PM

The last 2 I picked up were from Uruguay. The stocks are washed? All the finish was blasted off some how. They look really bad but the metal is fine. No rust or corrosion. The butt plates are a joke, looks like they used then to pound in tent stakes. At least they didn't carve their names in them like the Greeks. One set of wood was fire wood but the other I was able to salvage with no problem. The parts are worth a lot more than the guns if you want to part them out and trade for parts you need or make up a shooter if you have spares like I do.

**ArizonaBeagle** · 07-07-2010 05:46 AM

Well......I was feeling lucky so we ordered 4.......We'll see what the draw delivers.
I will need the bolts of course.....Numrich seems to have them. any other suggestions for bolts?

AZB

**LeagleEagle** · 07-07-2010 01:55 PM

Numrich is fairly high pricewise. A lot of bolts on Gunbroker
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Sea...1+carbine+bolt

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