Want to order a new GI bolt ,complete for a carbine....Should have done it a year ago...Where to get one? .Charlie
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Want to order a new GI bolt ,complete for a carbine....Should have done it a year ago...Where to get one? .Charlie
Does it have to be new? I would post a WTB ad on the sales board and go from there.
Really want to deal with a reputable dealer rather than an unknown emailer....Charlie
Charlie,
here's a fast search on Numrich for bolts.
Not sure if they have any new ones.
Prices look high to me........
Numrich Gun Parts Corp. - The World's Largest Supplier of Firearms Parts and Accessories
Good Luck,
charlie-painter777
Good link there Charlie H.
Charlie c east, I think I would trust some of the folks here before some of the "reputable dealers".
I agree... I have already sent one bolt back to that company for several issues. I think the most "remarkable" thing was that it was suppose to be blued - the only thing "blued" about it was the paint someone sprayed it with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Hollinger
Best advice - get involved and get to know people. Yes, there are "clicks" - and I hate clicks - but you build trust. Sometimes that is all you can depend on when money is involved. I would also be willing to pay a little bit more to someone I TRUST than to go dirty cheap and trust someone that I don't know...
Just my two cents
I have brand new M1 Carbine bolts new in cosmolene wrap for $100.00 email me at m1cc@msn.com
Is it a complete bolt, drop in ready to fire after cleaning...Fireing pin.... all the goodies there ,already....Price sounds good if the bolt is ready to go....Charlie
Charlie, you can not go wrong with Paul. I just received some parts from Paul and am amazed by how nice and the price was right.
They are complete just checked.
Also US Armory. Good parts good prices.
Sorry Paul, I missed your post. Better to support board members like you. That is a good price.Quote:
Originally Posted by imarangemaster