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Model 70 bolt release tab
23 April 2021, 09:33
Kolo-PanModel 70 bolt release tab
I have seen photos of Model 70 Classics that have a nice little tab of metal attached to the top of top of the bolt release and checkered or in some other way decorated.
Who does this work and approximately how much does it cost?
show a photo of yours if you have one.
KJK
23 April 2021, 18:35
Jim KobeJim Wisner, don't remember cost but reasonable
Jim Kobe
10841 Oxborough Ave So
Bloomington MN 55437
952.884.6031
Professional member American Custom Gunmakers Guild
24 April 2021, 02:04
larry millerI have done a few. Glob on some weld with a wire feed Mig welder. Shape it up with a belt sander then get a metal checkering tool from Brownells. It's not very hard to do. Oh you have to blue it of course.
shape it up with a belt sander&
24 April 2021, 03:27
J WisnerSorry the wide flared Goen style bolt stops I make are only for the Pre 1964 action.
I do not make any for any of the post 1964 actions
J Wisner
24 April 2021, 03:40
kda55And worth every penny, beautifully made.
24 April 2021, 17:40
Jim Kobequote:
Originally posted by J Wisner:
Sorry the wide flared Goen style bolt stops I make are only for the Pre 1964 action.
I do not make any for any of the post 1964 actions
J Wisner
My bad,,,,,didn't read it all as usual, sorry
Jim Kobe
10841 Oxborough Ave So
Bloomington MN 55437
952.884.6031
Professional member American Custom Gunmakers Guild
24 April 2021, 19:22
Chuck NelsonMark Penrod
25 April 2021, 07:24
Big Wonderful WyomingChad Dixon in Sturgis SD.
He has a lot of parts set up on CNC.
17 May 2021, 22:51
GunswizardI have the Wisner bolt release on all my pre'64 M/70's, they're well made and reasonably priced.
18 May 2021, 07:49
307RIFLEThe Wisner built up bolt release lets you get rid ot the stamped Winchester unit. It really helps get that real Custom Rifle feel when you build a full custom gun. I have a box full of the original ones in the basement if anyone needs one. It is the little things that really add up to a full Custom rifle.
18 May 2021, 20:06
Kolo-Panwhat does it take to modify them for the post 64 Classic Rifles?
KJK
18 May 2021, 20:07
Duane Wiebe (CG&R)Way back, we just built up a blob with weld, then filed to shape
quote:
Originally posted by Kolo-Pan:
what does it take to modify them for the post 64 Classic Rifles?
Mark Penrod did one for me, but as part of a complete build. I also have one on a short action M70. It took two gunsmiths, as the first flubed it. Bansner's was the second. They did some extra grinding on the release and cleaned up the underside of the tang. Again, the price included other work and this was over 12 years ago. I can only email photos.
19 May 2021, 01:32
ZekeShikarquote:
Originally posted by 307RIFLE:
The Wisner built up bolt release lets you get rid ot the stamped Winchester unit. It really helps get that real Custom Rifle feel when you build a full custom gun. I have a box full of the original ones in the basement if anyone needs one. It is the little things that really add up to a full Custom rifle.
Check your PM please.
I'd take a couple.
Zeke
25 May 2021, 02:30
nyriflemanquote:
Originally posted by J Wisner:
Sorry the wide flared Goen style bolt stops I make are only for the Pre 1964 action.
I do not make any for any of the post 1964 actions
J Wisner
But they can be modified by a competent smith.
Ask me how I know.
Doug
25 May 2021, 08:58
Kolo-PanDouglas
How do you know?
KJK
07 June 2021, 19:28
Bill Leeperquote:
Originally posted by Duane Wiebe (CG&R):
Way back, we just built up a blob with weld, then filed to shape
That's what I do. Either that or silver solder a piece on and checker that. Having said that, the aftermarket stops I have seen are nicer. Regards, Bill
07 June 2021, 20:16
Duane Wiebe (CG&R)Agreed, business sense says not to make something you can buy..But..I rally do like more of a clam shell shape, so end up doing the insensible on occasion.....( condition not unknown)
23 August 2021, 06:00
nyriflemanquote:
Originally posted by Kolo-Pan:
Douglas
How do you know?
My smith has done at least three for me.
Doug