Aftermarket Bolt Release for Remington 700 actions - need help finding it.

[Killshot]

Guys,
I have a trued Remington 700 SA that was smithed with an aftermarket, external bolt-release. It screws into the left side of the receiver and has a spring-kept plunger that prevents the bolt from being removed. When the knurled knob is pulled outward, the plunger retracts allowing the bolt to be removed.
The one I have is seized up and needs replacing. It looks like this:

Any idea who sells them?

I appreciate the help.

Bob

 

[laveritt]

I think Hart sells them or very similar. Try their website, then download their catalog.

Larry

 

[kendog]

Guys,
I have a trued Remington 700 SA that was smithed with an aftermarket, external bolt-release. It screws into the left side of the receiver and has a spring-kept plunger that prevents the bolt from being removed. When the knurled knob is pulled outward, the plunger retracts allowing the bolt to be removed.
The one I have is seized up and needs replacing. It looks like this:

Any idea who sells them?


I appreciate the help.

Bob

I might have a spare that you can have. It comes with a shooting coat and iron sights, though.

 

[Killshot]

Larry, thanks. I did find it in their catalog.

Ken, as much as shooting Amish-style looks like fun.......I'm gonna run the Dasher this year off a rest and bags, as the shooting gods intended. ;D

/damn, would you look at the clarity of this iPhone photo, you could almost run my prints!

 

[kendog]

Did you build your Dasher yet? Which reamer did you choose?

 

[boltfluter]

Sinclair also carries that product. Paul. 8)

 

[rayporter]

if you are in a bind and want to shoot go to the hardware store and buy a nylon bolt of that diameter.
screw it in for a bolt stop. just dont let it touch the bolt when you fire.

 

[NorCalMikie]

@ Sinclair, look for "bolt stop". (bolt release sends you down a winding road :) I just ordered 2 ea. One black and one in the white.