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    Winchester bolt

    here goes another newby question. Would my Wichester SN 57276XX come with a flat or round bolt ? It came from CMPicon with a EM-Q flat bolt so maybe that indicates something but doubt it does. Also here is a picture of me in Laos 1961 ,carbine leaning on the shack
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    I have WRA 5,573 and 5,811 both with Flat bolts. But have seen many in the 5,7 range with round bolt.
    This was near the transition point. Round bolts were being installed as they became available.

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    My son's 5.7 mil has a round bolt.
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    Laos 1961........................thanks brother!

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    That has to be "carbine pic of the day". Laos 1961, truly a different world. Thanks Russ.....Frank

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    Ebay # 330374961023 watch this one. Sometimes go for 150 to 160 hard to come by..
    And thanks for your service!!

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    Here's a flat WRA bolt complete with all WRA internals,

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=144795722

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    Thanks for the info, I have a complete winchester round bolt, not real new looking but it came in an IBM mixmaster that I bought for$125 at a discount store but I dont have go nogo guages and would be hesitant to instal it and fire . The IBM also had a nice Winchester slide so I am down too a trigger housing, a sear , a mag catch and a handguard.
    Thanks again Russ

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