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I really like the way you chose to have them mounted; probably saved a few bucks vs the hair on the head taxiderm mount. Hope you have the wall space to display; my wife would have said MAN CAVE PLEASE!

I should have taken pics of the surfaces of the exposed bolt minus handle and the underside of the bolt. The area covered by the solder was closer to 75% than the ideal 100%. That, plus age of gun according to the serial # on receiver, and perhaps, high shot count is my best guess as to the...

The trigger group was removed . 1 guy using right angle needle nose pliers to compress the lug on the bottom of the bolt shroud and 1 guy using a 1/4" screwdriver and tapping gingerly in a counter-clockwise direction on the underside of the bolt until the bolt was released from its locked...

The rec. serial# (A626xxxx) corresponds to a mid to late 70's DOB. The bolt is the standard unfluted issue. Being close to 5 decades old and who knows how many hundreds or even thousands of rounds down the pipe....my first thought was metal/solder fatigue, that I just happened to facilitate...

Thanks for the link. I'll run it by my local GS first and if he punts, at least I have a plan B.

Rem 700 BDL in 257 AI. ..... In the process of adjusting the trigger and testing if my adjustments would unexpectedly set off the trigger, I set the safe on and off for testing purposes. On one of the times, with the safety on, I yanked too aggressively on the bolt handle, and it came flying...

Since I have some on hand, I'll most likely start with 4198. Going to put out the feelers for some 322 also.

Thank You Dr.Mike...Looks like the 4198 is the better choice and a good place to start.

1st post but have been a follower [lurker congers up negative images] of the this forum for some time, mainly due to the helpful info everyone so willingly dispenses, the collegiality amongst the users and the scarcity of pi$$ing contests so often displayed on other sites. Just came into...