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Does anyone know what happens if you accidentally pull the trigger on a swiss K31 when the bolt is not quite locked shut the whole way? When I do this on mine DRY FIRING the striker still goes forward and the bolt jumps forward that last 1/16 turn, both at the same time. I don't know if it would detonate a primer in that situation or not. Just wondering if a fella could eat the bolt if the thing was not completely locked (i.e. with the SN on the bolt facing straight up). Thanks, PAndy | ||
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I believe there is a lug on the firing pin which prevent it from touching the primer if not locked at the time the trigger is pull Elmer. | |||
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Put a case in the chamber with ONLY the primer . . . WITH ONLY THE PRIMER point it in a SAFE direction and try it 13 times. What happens? | |||
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Once saw an AD happen with someone's Rem 700, bolt not fully closed - yes, it fired... | |||
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I have a K31 with only a moderate effort to close the bolt when dry firing. But at the range with ammo, it takes more effort, and many times I thought I had misfire, but there was no primer strike mark. So I have to push harder. | |||
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