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  1. 02-08-2011 09:06 PM #1
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    I bought an RC 98k last weekend and it arrived today. It's a normal RC with very mixed parts. The bolt is straight and all the pieces are stamped with a circle z. Is this from a wz29 or is it from a vz24, or neither? It's in very nice shape with little wear at all, would make a nice bolt for the right rifle.











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    It is a CZ bolt from Zastava. Czechicon, I think. Can be correct in a RC. I had a BYF 41 RC that had a CZ straight bolt.
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    looks like what you have is a VZ24 bolt that was slid into a K98icon, not unusual on a RC
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