The click at the top of bolt manipulation
- Thread starter robertb
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Butch Lambert
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+1
Mike Bryant
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If you don't have enough extraction camming which is quite common on 700 actions that have been trued and even some of the lower grade actions as they come from the factory, you'll have trouble extracting cases. The front of the bolt handle in the closed position should be fairly close to the rear of the bolt handle cutout in the receiver. If it's not, then may be part of your problem. If the bolt handle is getting you as much extraction as it can, then it's a die to chamber match problem. A die that doesn't size the base of the case enough will cause the click at the top of the bolt stroke.
Butch Lambert
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Definitely agree with Al's process, and we are all wierd in some ways.
Boyd Allen
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Boyd
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Boyd Allen
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Oh Charles, you clever fellow, you found me out. Your counted....really? I had no idea. Slow night? 
Truth be told, I guessed. That number fits with a grade-school punishment of the 1950s; it fits our age...Your counted....really? I had no idea. Slow night?
A suggestion that is never received well is to reduce the powder charge thus delaying the 'click' for a set of cases.
I bought an IBM "PC Junior" way back yonder when there was no internet and modem rates were 300 baud. I also bought a Daisy Wheel printer that printed like a typewriter...well..it was a typewriter for all practical purposes. My daughter got in a jam at school and had to write something 500 times over a weekend. I fired up my trusty PC Junior, stuck in the word processing cartridge and made short work of it. Told her to take it to school and tell the teacher that I not only agreed with the punishment but added the task of typing it without any errors. The teacher bought it hook line and sinker....thanked me at the next PTA meeting for supporting her disciplinary efforts.
One of my contributions to "sticking it to the man".
I bought an IBM "PC Junior" way back yonder when there was no internet and modem rates were 300 baud. I also bought a Daisy Wheel printer that printed like a typewriter...well..it was a typewriter for all practical purposes. My daughter got in a jam at school and had to write something 500 times over a weekend. I fired up my trusty PC Junior, stuck in the word processing cartridge and made short work of it. Told her to take it to school and tell the teacher that I not only agreed with the punishment but added the task of typing it without any errors. The teacher bought it hook line and sinker....thanked me at the next PTA meeting for supporting her disciplinary efforts.
One of my contributions to "sticking it to the man".
Mike Bryant
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Funny thing back when 27.5 gr of H322 was just about the standard load being shot, you never heard of a click at the top of the bolt stroke.
Butch Lambert
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Mike,
I probably shot as well as I ever had with that load and Berger 68 bullets. Then I got smart.
I probably shot as well as I ever had with that load and Berger 68 bullets. Then I got smart.
Mike Bryant
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Butch, that's what I shot as well. Scottish H-322 and Berger 68's and 65's.
Butch Lambert
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You know, I still have an 8 pounder of the Scottish and 1000 Bergers. Maybe that is where I need to be next year.