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<blockquote data-quote="wildcat455" data-source="post: 1673864" data-attributes="member: 102653">You are welcome Ron... but I noticed things changed a bit..You went back and forth on your question. &nbsp;Mallardhammer was not correct in the context of how I think you are taking it.&nbsp; I actually took Mallardhammer&#039;s post:&quot;Dude..no&quot;To mean you were barking up the wrong tree...The only correct answer to a very vague and ambiguous question without having the particular defined samples of bolt and action in hand is: &quot;Anything is possible, when the Possibilities are anything&quot;.It doesn&#039;t really help you resolve your situation though. So it&#039;s really mental masturbation...&nbsp;I swapped bolts on 2 remington 700 rifles that shoot 2 different cartridges.&nbsp; One in 264 win mag and one 30-06. The bolts cycle completely.Right there is or should be enough for you to send it all back and have them make it right, and then have a local gunsmith check it over with go no go gauges, etc. Well, certainly hoped you learned something. (Besides thinking I&#039;m a jerk.) LMAO!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wildcat455, post: 1673864, member: 102653"] You are welcome Ron... but I noticed things changed a bit.. You went back and forth on your question. Mallardhammer was not correct in the context of how I think you are taking it. I actually took Mallardhammer's post: "Dude..no" To mean you were barking up the wrong tree... The only correct answer to a very vague and ambiguous question without having the particular defined samples of bolt and action in hand is: "Anything is possible, when the Possibilities are anything". It doesn't really help you resolve your situation though. So it's really mental masturbation... I swapped bolts on 2 remington 700 rifles that shoot 2 different cartridges. One in 264 win mag and one 30-06. The bolts cycle completely. Right there is or should be enough for you to send it all back and have them make it right, and then have a local gunsmith check it over with go no go gauges, etc. Well, certainly hoped you learned something. (Besides thinking I'm a jerk.) LMAO!!! [/QUOTE]

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