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<blockquote data-quote="rusty1444" data-source="post: 698635" data-attributes="member: 7081"><p>I ended up with a WW1 1903 Springfield. Someone took the bolt out (I assume so it couldn't be fired) and they lost it. How do you replace that? Arnt there a lot of little parts that are associated with the bolt. I have seen some surplus bolts pretty reasonable but its just that and nothing else) Its one of the earlier ones 1919, so I hear your not supposed to shoot it. So I guess I wont be, but it would be nice to halfway restore it as a collectible... any ideas?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rusty1444, post: 698635, member: 7081"] I ended up with a WW1 1903 Springfield. Someone took the bolt out (I assume so it couldn't be fired) and they lost it. How do you replace that? Arnt there a lot of little parts that are associated with the bolt. I have seen some surplus bolts pretty reasonable but its just that and nothing else) Its one of the earlier ones 1919, so I hear your not supposed to shoot it. So I guess I wont be, but it would be nice to halfway restore it as a collectible... any ideas? [/QUOTE]
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