Rem700 Bolt release
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Rem700 Bolt release
Can anyone tell me how the Rem700 bolt release works please, I assume it is the lever right hand side of the action, does it engage into a notch on the bolt or something else?
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Re: Rem700 Bolt release
To slide the bolt out?
I had trouble finding it...
The bolt release is infront of the trigger, push the little square button up towards the action as you slide the bolt out...
I had trouble finding it...
The bolt release is infront of the trigger, push the little square button up towards the action as you slide the bolt out...
Re: Rem700 Bolt release
Do you know where it engages on the bolt itself?
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Re: Rem700 Bolt release
Ahh, sorry, my bad. Err I can have a look when I get home if no-one else answers before then?
Re: Rem700 Bolt release
It is witchcraft!
Alternatively, if you don't believe in such things, have a look at this video - all the parts are on it and hopefully you will be able to see what you are looking for,
DM
Alternatively, if you don't believe in such things, have a look at this video - all the parts are on it and hopefully you will be able to see what you are looking for,
DM
Re: Rem700 Bolt release
I have looked at a couple of other videos as well now, I can see where the bolt release is operated from and what it does but not where it engages on the bolt....
Re: Rem700 Bolt release
The bolt release engages on the left hand (opposite to bot handle on RH action) bolt lug. (rear of the lug)
Basically just a "stop" which prevents the bolt being drawn out of the action.
Pushing the mech at the base of the trigger tips the lever stop and allows the bolt to be withdrawn.
If you want pics posting, I have a stripped action here ive just blueprinted, which will show the mechansim...
Basically just a "stop" which prevents the bolt being drawn out of the action.
Pushing the mech at the base of the trigger tips the lever stop and allows the bolt to be withdrawn.
If you want pics posting, I have a stripped action here ive just blueprinted, which will show the mechansim...
Re: Rem700 Bolt release
Hope this helps...part no 4 is the bolt stop/release.. if you need some pics let me know and Ill rip the stock off. do you want a few 30/ .338 cases? if so pm me with your address .
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Re: Rem700 Bolt release
It's magic......accept it! 

It's not the pace of life that concerns me, it's the sudden stop at the end!
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