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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
No ejector on bolt?
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<blockquote data-quote="biednick" data-source="post: 2871075" data-attributes="member: 123604"><p>I'd get a comparitor instead of stripping your bolt and trying to set your dies that way. I use Hornady's, but there's plenty of other tools that do the same job. It's more accurate and less work in my opinion.</p><p></p><p>To answer your question, some guns use a spring loaded ejector built into the bolt. When the brass is pulled far enough back to clear the ejection port the spring kicks the brass out. That's the style he's saying to disassemble, and is typically used on push feed rifles. Some use a stationary piece in the action. When you pull the bolt back the brass hits that little fin and gets kicked out. That style is typically used on controlled round feed actions. Some don't have en ejector at all, just extractors to pull the brass out of the chamber. The brass then has to be manually removed. You'll typically find that on single shots. Cortina's rifle is probably one of the last two types.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="biednick, post: 2871075, member: 123604"] I'd get a comparitor instead of stripping your bolt and trying to set your dies that way. I use Hornady's, but there's plenty of other tools that do the same job. It's more accurate and less work in my opinion. To answer your question, some guns use a spring loaded ejector built into the bolt. When the brass is pulled far enough back to clear the ejection port the spring kicks the brass out. That's the style he's saying to disassemble, and is typically used on push feed rifles. Some use a stationary piece in the action. When you pull the bolt back the brass hits that little fin and gets kicked out. That style is typically used on controlled round feed actions. Some don't have en ejector at all, just extractors to pull the brass out of the chamber. The brass then has to be manually removed. You'll typically find that on single shots. Cortina's rifle is probably one of the last two types. [/QUOTE]
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