My no-bolt carbine is on it's way

[Thumper]

When it arrives, I will want to hunt out a bolt for it.
Where is the best place to go to buy one.

Prices on gun-broker seem a bit high.


Regards: Thumper

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[browningautorifle]

The collectors here will surely have spares. They're not tight fisted at all and I'm sure you can procure one.

[Mikey51]

It would be best to advise what sort of Carbine, serial number etc, that you have coming, in order to find the right bolt.

[Thumper]

Thanks gentlemen, I will advise type and serial when it arrives.


regards: Thumper

[Dr342]

Thumper, I have one on the way as well. I picked up an Inland bolt awhile back and I plan on using it. Gun Broker prices jumped when the CMP announced 600 boltless were available. Good luck to you as we play "Luck of the Draw"

[ArizonaBeagle]

I got three bolts from Northridge International at the Crossroads show in Phoenix July 10th.
They show them in their catalog for; $69.00 stripped flat bolts to $99.00 used, complete, round.

Northridge International Inc. / M1 CARBINE PARTS

I know they have NOS round bolts but I couldn't find them tonight.

[Thumper]

Thanks for everyones help. She is supposed to arrive Tuesday.

Regards: Thumper