on the superbolt is the center shaft drilled out to decrease weight. also how do the delrin sleaves stay on the bolt do you have to glue them or just friction or what. also is it possible they could come off when usinf the gun?
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is the superbolt a long nose? with reduced blowback. and is the long nose bolt more effecient. has anyone noticed a increase in velocity switching to a longnose bolt if so by how much. -
Re: super bolt
Yes, the center shaft is drilled out. The delrin sleeve is secured by a couple ribs on the exterior of the underlying steel portion of the bolt. And they are of the 'extended nose' variety.Originally posted by rudy
on the superbolt is the center shaft drilled out to decrease weight. also how do the delrin sleaves stay on the bolt do you have to glue them or just friction or what. also is it possible they could come off when usinf the gun?Comment
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Does the Superbolt decrease the amount of recoil based on the "less moving mass" principle?Comment
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Thanks- I guess even if this bolt self-destructed, it would only result in a stoppage, rather than damage. I need info on how to get one......Comment
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where can i get the super bolt???Comment
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As far as I know the super bolt is back to the drawing board due to a wear problem.
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The Superbolt is on sale at AGD for $50. Just call them and I am sure they will be more than willing to sell one to you.
"The BEAST"
"No-Rise" E-mag
Level 10 Bolt
AGD Flatline 91cu in/4500psi
Black HALO B
"Red Heatseeker"
Red to Clear Fade Freak Factory Impulse
68/4500psi Max-Flo
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where can i see a picture of the superbolt??Comment
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iisp0tii, use the search feature. Prototype lab has a pic.Comment
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Here ya go.... By the way it is the one in the middle. Note to self: call AGD and buy on Monday. Remember, $50
"The BEAST"
"No-Rise" E-mag
Level 10 Bolt
AGD Flatline 91cu in/4500psi
Black HALO B
"Red Heatseeker"
Red to Clear Fade Freak Factory Impulse
68/4500psi Max-Flo
Red HALO B
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new bolt design
It seems that you're trying to improve bolt performance by decreasing the weight as well as the friction. Both of these were done using the delrin sleeve, but there was a problem with material failure. How about changing the shape of the bolt so that the sides are slightly concave. This would reduce the mass and by having a smaller portion of the bolt in contact with the gun also reduce friction. Any thoughts?Comment
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