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Clemson
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in pre-64 actions came with a guide opposite the extractor that rotates with the extractor? I have a 257 Roberts in the shop that has a guide (I presume it's a guide) about 2"long. My 270 has no such guide.


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That is not a "guide"; that is a bolt stop. Called a bolt stop extension; they were 3 of them, so with the option of none, make 4 possible bolt throws in the pre 64 Model 70. The reason your 270 does not have it is that the bolt needs all the travel it can get.
 
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Based on his advice for my .257 Rbts bolt -- listen to dpcd. Call it done.


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Great info, never knew that. Thanks D!

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That is not a "guide"; that is a bolt stop. Called a bolt stop extension; they were 3 of them, so with the option of none, make 4 possible bolt throws in the pre 64 Model 70. The reason your 270 does not have it is that the bolt needs all the travel it can get.
 
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Thanks! learned something new.

For those who want to see what we are speaking about......
M70 Bolt Guide by jakefromclemson, on Flickr


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I would think the 22 Hornet would have such an extension. Never looked at one close enough to know, but it would make sense.
 
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Here are the ones that have extensions;
1. 22 Hornet
2. 250 Savage and 35 Remington
3. 257 Roberts, 220 Swift and the 308 family
4. None.
Making 4 bolt throw lengths.
I guess all the Model 70 collectors no longer read AR.
 
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Was the pre 64 Win. ever chambered for the 22-250, as I have never seen one or heard of one??


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No, I meant to type 250-3000 but my fingers didn't follow my brain.
 
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