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I had a customer come into the shop this morning with a Remington 788 that was missing the bolt and the magazine. Anyone have a source for parts?

Oh Yeah,,,,,I forgot; it was a .30-30!!!!

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Unless you know the guy you might want to check and see if its stolen. I know a few people that store their rifles with the bolts removed. In fact have worked cases in the past involving stolen rifles without bolts bad guys went to a gunsmith for the missing parts.
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Wisners has them listed, but this gun better have quite a bit of sentimental value!


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Believe it or not the long barreled versions in 30-30 were in great demand by competitive cast bullet shooters around this area a few years back.
 
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