A few things going through the shop lately.

[boltfluter]

Some nice bolt fluting on my own rifle in the Green stock. Some bolt handle skeleton work, Mini-M16 extractor install, and finally bushing the firing pin hole and turning down the pin. Hit me up if you need something done. Fun stuff!

Paul
www.boltfluting.com

 

[STOMP442]

Outstanding work as usual Paul.

 

[nmkid]

Yes sir!!

 

[boltfluter]

A few more pics that you guys might like!
Paul

 

[Bill Norris]

Some nice bolt fluting on my own rifle in the Green stock. Some bolt handle skeleton work, Mini-M16 extractor install, and finally bushing the firing pin hole and turning down the pin. Hit me up if you need something done. Fun stuff!

Paul
www.boltfluting.com

You do good work Bro. Love the fluting on my bolts.

 

[joshb]

Nice stuff!! I always like seeing your work.

 

[Dave in WI]

Always super happy with your work!!!

 

[Mike Casselton]

Some nice bolt fluting on my own rifle in the Green stock. Some bolt handle skeleton work, Mini-M16 extractor install, and finally bushing the firing pin hole and turning down the pin. Hit me up if you need something done. Fun stuff!

Paul
www.boltfluting.com

How much do you charge for the bolt bushing/FP job? I didn't see it on your web site.

 

[NCIowan]

How much do you charge for the bolt bushing/FP job? I didn't see it on your web site.

Following

 

[TSFineGuns]

I have a Browning X-Bolt Speed in .280AI that I’d love to have the bolt fluted by you. I looked at your .pdf pricing list, but I don’t see Browning on that list.

Is Browning a manufacturer that you can’t flute the bolt on?

 

[boltfluter]

How much do you charge for the bolt bushing/FP job? I didn't see it on your web site.

Mike,
It's a relatively new service so I have not had a chance to update the order form. Cost is 135.00 + 14.00 return shipping/insurance. Remington only at the moment, but I do have a Nesika bolt inbound, so we will see. Thanks for asking.
Paul

 

[Mike Casselton]

That's what I'm wanting done, so it's perfect.

Do you also need a CZ 527 bolt to practice on? I've got a Grendel that's off-centered, and could use a small pin conversion too.

 

[boltfluter]

That's what I'm wanting done, so it's perfect.

Do you also need a CZ 527 bolt to practice on? I've got a Grendel that's off-centered, and could use a small pin conversion too.

Mike,
I believe a CZ is case hardened and a no go for this conversion. Sorry bud.

 

[boltfluter]

A few more jobs done in the last few weeks.

 

[jackieschmidt]

Really nice.

Would you be interested in installing a Sako or M-16 extractor on my Farley Varmint for Score 30BR to convert it to a drop port.
I did my LV Farley a number of years ago. It works great. The extractor is installed dead on the bottom between the lugs when the bolt is open.

Jim made these bolts from S-7 tool steel at around 48 RC hardness.

 

[Cecil S.]

A work of art. Great stuff.

 

[boltfluter]

I have a Browning X-Bolt Speed in .280AI that I’d love to have the bolt fluted by you. I looked at your .pdf pricing list, but I don’t see Browning on that list.

Is Browning a manufacturer that you can’t flute the bolt on?

Ts,
Nice looking rifle. Looks like the bolt has a flat cut where it is visible in the loading port. Is this correct? What did you have in mind for fluting?
Thanks, Paul
208-871-7429

 

[Liven The Dream]

Very very Nice Work.

 

[Texas Solo]

Why flute a bolt? I don't know if it's just cool looking or if there's an actual mechanical advantage to be had.
Seriously, I don't understand.

 

[TSFineGuns]

Why flute a bolt? I don't know if it's just cool looking or if there's an actual mechanical advantage to be had.
Seriously, I don't understand.

From www.boltfluting.com

"Bolt fluting allows for a lower coefficient of drag during the cycling procedure.

The flutes also give a place for grit and grime to go without binding up your action."