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    Springfield guts on the real bolt looks like

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeteDavis View Post
    Springfield guts on the real bolt looks like
    The bolt on the left is real. And the "guts" are real (Remington) too!

    Merry Christmas, Pete!

    J.B.

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    I concur. The one on the left is the real deal. It is equipped with an '03 firing pin but then the early A4's dipicted in TM 9-270 had '03 firing pins as well.

    The stripped bolt on the red background is bogus.

    Regards and merry christmas to all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JGaynor View Post
    I concur. The one on the left is the real deal. It is equipped with an '03 firing pin but then the early A4's dipicted in TM 9-270 had '03 firing pins as well.

    The stripped bolt on the red background is bogus.

    Regards and merry christmas to all!

    Jim
    I didn't bother looKing at the auction particulars earlier but the real bolt comes with a standard 3day inspection period. The bogus bolt which IMO may not even function in a scoped rifle, is sold "AS-IS no refunds" . It's a moot point now since someone has already bought the cheesy one but it sure pays to read the fine print.

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