Bolt and chopping question

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  • FactsOfLife
    Conservative Jihadi
    • May 2002
    • 2504

    #1

    Bolt and chopping question

    OK, I rebuilt my valve and all is well so far. No leaking, no fatin', no sputtering. So, the next logical thing to do is to gas it up and drop a few ball down the power feed and pull the trigger. First thing I notice, the balls are dropping all the way into the chamber. They're gettig hung up on the foamie on the front of the bolt. So I cut it down from the nearly 1/4 inch to barely a 1/32. The ball looks like it's dropping in all the way, pull trigger, splat, big chop.

    My main questions are these:

    1. Do I really need a foamie on there to prevent ball breakage? It's an old style bolt with the venturi protruding.

    2. Is there a better bolt out there that at one time replaced this older bolt? And, where can I get it??

    as always, responses are appreciated!

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  • iisp0tii

    #2
    i would get a new foamie bolt from agd. if the foamie is longer than the bolt, cut it down to where its flush. it may not need a foamie anyways, try it without it.

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    • Blazingace
      ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION
      • Apr 2002
      • 829

      #3
      I have the old style bolt also. I have never had that sort of a problem. Try it without the foamie. The new long nose bolt might be a viable replacement if you want to buy one.

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