Ok, so I finally got the firing pin to protrude, but probably not the way that would be recommended. After a lot of measuring and tinkering and boiling, I decided that the band was sitting on the shoulder like it should be, and there was no gunk or a sleeve inside the bolt body. I also noticed that the little line around the band matched exactly how short the firing pin was from protruding. So I ground down the band to the little brown ring that was around it and now it works just like it should. I'm thinking maybe the front side of the band was an add on to make it un-fireable, although the metal there all looked like it was original

Two more questions for you guys though, one is how much should a firing pin protrude normally, I know this one is fine but second opinions are always good. I attached a picture and it measures .045 from the base.

Second I cant remember what series this rifle is and even though I have a list of series markings this one is a little blurry, anyone recognize the series mark?