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Who make's a top notch 6.8 bolt? This is for backup/replacement not a build so a long wait wouldn't be a problem. My thoughts are LMT, but I thought I would ask the guys with more experience.
YOu will be fine with the new bolt. I've never noticed any accuracy difference. There is no difference if you use it on a SAAMI or SPCII Chamber.Mark21 said:If I drop a new BCG with bolt into my rifle, will it keep the same accuracy that it has been getting? I know Paulo once posted that if you want true accuracy, you will get a bolt headspaced to a new barrel and have both replaced at the same time, but if I am using the same barrel, and the replacement BCG is top-notch like an LMT (which bolt should be made to exact specs), should I expect the same results as the original bolt / old barrel?
Also, does the chamber matter in this context? Meaning are there any adjustments to be made if I have an SPCII versus a SAAMI?
I checked it with two bolts. My old one and the LMT enhanced bolt and it was the same.Tim_W said:Paulo you just had that LMT barrel that was long, over max, on headspace. Now thinking about it I am wondering if it might have been possible that it was the bolt that came wit hit that combined with the chamber being near or at the max gave you over max headspace? wHen you check with the gauges did you by chance try more then one bolt? It might have been interesting.
You have to send it to a gunsmith.joequick said:IN LAYMAN'S TERMS, how do you fix too much headspace? I'm assuming (oops) reaming will increase headspace and I doubt you can put metal back in the chamber.
Jeff
Oh come on putting metal back on is not that hard is it. :lol: :lol:paulosantos said:You have to send it to a gunsmith.joequick said:IN LAYMAN'S TERMS, how do you fix too much headspace? I'm assuming (oops) reaming will increase headspace and I doubt you can put metal back in the chamber.
Jeff