mjr_57t

Does the bolt have to be separate or can it be in the same safe. Maybe you can adopt the Pan Pipe Bolt Storage Rack™

That's all I do with the ones that will be keeping the bolts in. I only need to remove 4 out of the 7 to make enough room.

2 of the bolts are single shot and one is from a No4 Mk1 303 (c0ck on close) so spring compression is not a problem but for the rest after reading pages and pages of opinions, its not that much of a concern to me. There's been research done and apparently static pressure doesn't kill springs, working them does. You can start a 20 page debate over this so lets try to not get into it here. But an old shirt or rag and a strong hand should allow you to release and engage the firing pin if that's what you want to do.

You my friend are a legend. Ill start on it tomorrow

Hi Guys I have 7 guns in a 10 gun safe and no room for a shotgun and air rifle later on down the track with out buying a new safe so I had a play around today and decided to remove a few of the bolts from the rifles that I don't use that much to see if I can stack them in a little neater. I now have enough room for 2 more but I'm just wondering how guys that remove the bolts actually store them. I don't mean separately but more like hanging on the inside of the door. I was thinking about fitting a few ute tarp tie down loops and putting the bolt handle through that so it hangs there. The only problem is finding loops that are small enough.

Hi guys Names Mitch, I'm from the central coast. I've been a member on here for a while but haven't been active for a long time and it seems I need the 1 post again to activate the whole forum. Its time I jump in and contribute

Hey all New here from central coast Had my license a few months now but been around the firearms my whole life. So far mainly spend most my shooting time at the range for now but hoping to go for R license soon and get out west on a few properties with the 22-250 Anyway hope I get lots of info from here and a laugh or 3