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Maltby No4 Mk1 bolt..
Hi;
I know where there`s a 1943 Maltby No.4 that i would like to buy.
The rifle is in nice shape and is coated in heavy packing grease all over.
However, the last 3 serial #`s on the bolt does not match. The rifle is
head spaced correctly. In light of this, would this be a NO GO purchase or
is it OK as long as the head spacing on the bolt is correct. A very
nice example of a Maltby. ?????? Phil.
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05-06-2011 04:29 PM
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I would buy it if the price was right, no worries. But then, I'm not anal about all matching rifles, etc.
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Refit the bolt PROPERLY, make sure it gauges up, carefully file out or machine the number OFF the bolt and re-engrave or lightly stamp the correct number. There you go, a perfectly matching rifle and bolt.
Providing it's done correctly, that's just what we did hundreds and hundreds of times. We had a big box of new and part used bolts that had been spun up in a lathe and had the old number spun off
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