Here's how I solved the problem w/ a Mosin I rescued from Bubba. Nothing like a #10 steel hex cap screw drilled and tapped into the rifle bolt to hold the handle on.
Actually I clarified early on page 1. But you just can't read ya big noob.
Spot--got it back yesterday.
Didn't he also say he has yet to fire a round and this happened when he loaded it?
It feels like the day I found out that Santa isn't real.
O.P. didnt specify, and 9/10 when this happens its a reload.
After he said its factory loads I said the smith screwed it up.
Post #12, right after you assumed he was using reloads, he states it was factory ammo...
3 posts later, you keep saying it was a reload problem...
Jamie
ETA: I see the OP already busted your balls, so I'll stop now...
Zoostation:
How do you like that setup? It looks like an ATI bent bolt kit. I've considered doing that to one, but always look for opinions before I plunge.
We know each other (O.P. and I), and I replied AFTER the O.P. which didnt mention the ammo.
I also corrected myself before you posted this post too so your saying what?
Oh, I know......... you want to try and act like you know more about guns. Stick to being a Dr., and Ill post what I know about.
Guys, comon. Both of you have been around long enough to know not to sling shit at each other.
Admit fault where applicable then kiss and make up already.
Correct, but its not always fired ammo that does that, sonlds like the chamber wasnt reamed right, or theres still lapping compound in the lug recesses.. It like trying to pull a hamered nail out with your fingers.
Guys, comon. Both of you have been around long enough to know not to sling shit at each other.
Admit fault where applicable then kiss and make up already.
May I suggest http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUMX0aKw5nM with "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" as background music?