To begin, I'm not interested in purchasing either of these, as standard mil-spec C158 bolts have been my go to forever, and will continue to be for the foreseeable future unless something radically improved is brought to market. Think KAC E3.
Anyway, I stumbled upon this bolt in an email I received from Surplus Ammo & Arms.
http://www.surplusammo.com/products/saa-ar-15-223-5-56-also-300-aac-blackout-enhanced-bolt-assembly-nickel-boron.html
The appearance and specs all match those of the original Relia-Bolt from Sharps Rifle Company. The same S7 steel used for construction, the same NP3 coating, the same phosphated ejector and extractor, etc. The product title says it's nickel boron coated, but if you read the description, it's actually NP3, or nickel teflon, which is the same as the SRC Relia-Bolt. The only difference I can spot is theirs is cheaper than the one on the SRC site.
Here's a link to the genuine Relia-Bolt.
http://store.srcarms.com/product-p/reliabolt.htm
Like I said in the beginning of this post, I'm not interested in purchasing either, just simply curious if the SAA bolt is an exact rip-off of the original SRC bolt, or if SAA is simply selling genuine Relia-Bolts under their own name without mentioning SRC.
I emailed both company's asking about this, but haven't received a reply from either as of right now. To be fair, it's Sunday morning and I just contacted them, so they haven't really had a chance to reply yet.
If anyone has any info, post it up!