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I have acquired a 1903 Greek rifle. It is very hard to open the bolt and compress the spring. My other 1903 operates much more easily. Could someone recommend a procedure to cure the problem,please. Thanks.
 
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Disassemble the bolt and clean and lube everything. give that a shot first. then look for binding.


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The primary extraction cam is located on the front of one of the bolt lugs and, along with the cocking cam, is the source of much of your problem. A little judicious cam-surface lapping on both cams and then applying molybdenum disulfide (moly-d) lubricant should make things go a LOT smoother.
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Thanks for the quick responses. Bolt lift is much improved.
dave
 
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