Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

I have a number of Swedish mausers, but have one extra action without a bolt. Does anybody out there know of a source for a complete bolt? I have been searching around the web for a while with no luck. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

Numrich has just about any gun part you could possibly want.

Here's the 96's parts listing with the straight handle bolt available for $72.40.

http://www.e-gunparts.com/products.a...780z96+SWEDISH

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

Thanks,
I had already checked them and while the price was a little high for me, when i checked about 6 weeks ago the bolts for the 38's and 96's were out of stock, or so the site said. 69-73 bucks is a bit high but I'm not sure I'm gonna find one anywhere else at this point. I know the project ain't gonna go very far without a bolt!

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

If there is a gun show in your area soon they will usually have a number of bolts for the 96's. It may be good to just wait until one comes to town.

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

I bought a stripped bent bolt from GPC just last month.Should still have some.

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

Also try calling Jack First. They carry tons of obsolete gun parts that no one else has.

Jack First, Inc.
1201 Turbine Dr.
Rapid City SD 57703
Parts: (605) 343-9544
Retail Store: (605) 343-8481
Fax: (605) 343-9420

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

Try:

http://www.sarcoinc.com/

They should have them. They have goods stuff, but their trained monkeys that answer the phones can be a pain in the @ss to deal with.

RE: Source for a complete bolt for Swedish Mauser
 

Thanks gentlemen....I appreciate the leads and will follow them all.......both my borthers and my dad are in my same boat....in buying a plethora of swedes a few years ago we somehow thought it a great idea to buy a couple stocked actions w/o bolts....they were cheap but now I can see I'm buying the bolts I passed on years ago....and now they cost quite a bit more!
Oh well