Is it possible to use wire nubbins with a Superbolt??? I don't have any plastic ones, so I popped the bolt in, and it wouldn't even work. The bolt didn't move. I need some plastic nubbins, but the online store only accepts credit cards, and I don't have one. Does anyone want to buy this bolt? Say $45.00.
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I have no Sig.
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billybob_81067, Jon/XPM -
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The bolt should still work regardless of nubbin type...I think the bolt may be too big for the barrel or something -
Yeah, thats definatley not right, the bolt should work with wire nubbins. All they do is wear down the sleeve.
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If you use wire nubbins with a superbolt, it'll ruin the sleeve in no time. My guess is that you have an SFL superbolt by mistake (there seems to be a lot of that happening
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Well I bought it used, so maybe it is an SFL bolt. That really chafes my..............yeah. What can I do about it?
I have a regular mag.I have no Sig.
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billybob_81067, Jon/XPMComment
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Hmm. Well there is probably different spec from your SB to the Automag SB. You might be able to sand/grind it down for it to work, but that's risky. I heard that they were refunding SB's, from a dealer. Because some people are still have breaking problems and such. We'll see if we can find out the difference in specs."If everything is under control your not moving fast enough."
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If im not mistaken, the tip of the SFL superbolts flare out to create a better seal around the cocker barrels used on SFL E-Mags. When used in regular 'mags, the flare gets stuck around the steel washer inside that holds the boltspring back so it will return the bolt to the 'ready to fire' postion.
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Well I was close
. Thanks for the confirmation Xzion, sounds to me like it would work.
"If everything is under control your not moving fast enough."
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