It came out great! Thanks Kieth!
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Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
Thank you. I really appreciate the post.
Thank you. I really appreciate the post.
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: AZPrecision</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thank you. I really appreciate the post.
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I love it.. and I think the black and silver looks awsome on there!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: AZPrecision</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thank you. I really appreciate the post.
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I love it.. and I think the black and silver looks awsome on there!
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
agreed! whats turn aroud time?
agreed! whats turn aroud time?
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
Our turn around time is about 3 days in shop.
In the last couple months, every order has shipped out within 3 days except for two or three orders this past week because we got unexpectedly busy.
We are fully caught up now.
Thank you
Our turn around time is about 3 days in shop.
In the last couple months, every order has shipped out within 3 days except for two or three orders this past week because we got unexpectedly busy.
We are fully caught up now.
Thank you
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
How much for the Bolt knob install w/o the cerakote as seen above?
How much for the Bolt knob install w/o the cerakote as seen above?
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
Can't wait till I get mine back. Should get here Monday if I'm correct. All the pics I have seen look great.
Can't wait till I get mine back. Should get here Monday if I'm correct. All the pics I have seen look great.
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
Thats a Very nice looking Knob!!
Now all you have to do is replace that pesky "j" Lock with a Gre-Tan Firing pin assembly.
Thats a Very nice looking Knob!!
Now all you have to do is replace that pesky "j" Lock with a Gre-Tan Firing pin assembly.
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
Very nice ideed, PM sent.
Very nice ideed, PM sent.
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
PMs out.
Thanks guys.
And yea those J-locks.... I cant believe Remington did that.
Something some people dont know and I just learned 8 months ago... there are Remington assemblies without the external lock, that still have the crap firing pin and curled up spring that the J-lock assemblies have. Meaning some bolts have hidden J-lock firing pins in them but no key hole. You can tell by the long ass shroud.
PMs out.
Thanks guys.
And yea those J-locks.... I cant believe Remington did that.
Something some people dont know and I just learned 8 months ago... there are Remington assemblies without the external lock, that still have the crap firing pin and curled up spring that the J-lock assemblies have. Meaning some bolts have hidden J-lock firing pins in them but no key hole. You can tell by the long ass shroud.
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
Can anyone point me in the direction of the way to switch from the J lock? What is the issue with the J lock??
Can anyone point me in the direction of the way to switch from the J lock? What is the issue with the J lock??
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
bnoland...
the entire assembly must be replaced. It's not hard to put a new one in, but you must measure firing pin protrusion and make sure it's between 55-65 thousanths for the aluminum ones. Remington factory assebmlies are noramly between 50 and 60 thousanths(I've measured a few dozen just to see)
They range in price from $50 for steel, and around $80 for aluminum. Some include an aluminum shroud as well.
I install complete aluminum assemblies for $80. This includes an aluminum shroud, aluminum shafted firing pin with stainless steel pin, new spring better than factory, new cocking piece, and new cross pin.
If more people knew what the ISS(J-lock) assebmlies looked like inside, they'd change them out first thing.
The aluminum ones also weigh half as much and reduce locktime by about 33%(says the companies that make them) Examples are Tubb speedlock pins, Gre-tan, and Pacific tool and gauge.
bnoland...
the entire assembly must be replaced. It's not hard to put a new one in, but you must measure firing pin protrusion and make sure it's between 55-65 thousanths for the aluminum ones. Remington factory assebmlies are noramly between 50 and 60 thousanths(I've measured a few dozen just to see)
They range in price from $50 for steel, and around $80 for aluminum. Some include an aluminum shroud as well.
I install complete aluminum assemblies for $80. This includes an aluminum shroud, aluminum shafted firing pin with stainless steel pin, new spring better than factory, new cocking piece, and new cross pin.
If more people knew what the ISS(J-lock) assebmlies looked like inside, they'd change them out first thing.
The aluminum ones also weigh half as much and reduce locktime by about 33%(says the companies that make them) Examples are Tubb speedlock pins, Gre-tan, and Pacific tool and gauge.
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
What is this going to change for me as far as operation of the gun? Is there something wrong with the stock stuff? Thanks
What is this going to change for me as far as operation of the gun? Is there something wrong with the stock stuff? Thanks
Re: Got my bolt back from AZPrecision
I'll put in another good word for Keith and his work. He's fast and professional. Not to mention reasonably priced.
I'll put in another good word for Keith and his work. He's fast and professional. Not to mention reasonably priced.
