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Re: Rem 700 bolt lift stickiness I did the above, no issues so far with just dry firing it. I'll get to the range this weekend to know for sure.

Re: Rem 700 bolt lift stickiness <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: C. Dixon</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If I were a betting man id say its not your spring. You likely have an issue between the cocking piece and the ramp on the bolt. If you can...

Re: Rem 700 bolt lift stickiness <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ARShuter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just a thought, how bout the pin that holds the cocking piece on the firing pin. </div></div> Pulled the cocking piece out and it looks normal...

Re: Rem 700 bolt lift stickiness put some tetra grease on the back of the lugs and manipulated it about a hundred times yesterday. I may call a few custom builders tomorrow and see if they have any input on it. I snapped some pictures, however they're with an iphone, so quality isn't top notch.

Re: Rem 700 bolt lift stickiness <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 73 fastback</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How is it sticky, when you lift the bolt handle or when you try to move the bolt handle rearward? </div></div> Just the lifting after it's...

Re: Rem 700 bolt lift stickiness Everything appears to be sat. When I went out on the range, I shot a total of 36 rounds until it got sticky. When dry firing, The bolt works fine for about 40 cycles, then it starts getting sticky. I'll polish both the cocking ramp and piece tonight and see...

I asked this question on ARFCOM, but apparently it's a dog and pony show 90% of the time, so I figured one of you guys could enlighten me. I just received my bolt back from being fluted by Karl at Campfeld and was enjoying a nice range session. I was trying to complete my load data until I was...

Re: Targets I remember seeing a video on YouTube about taking the .22 stuff, pouring it on tape and sealing it with more tape, then putting it on a board or something. Supposedly it blew up at long ranges.