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Posted: 6/10/2008 1:03:09 PM EDT
It does looked cracked. Do you know if these were cast or forged? It could be a casting mark??? Also the discoloration looks like maybe a chemical may have got on it. Could he ammonia have done that? |
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The discoloration looks like mild surface corrosion from corrosive ammo in years past. It may have been slightly used before being converted to the rifle you own today. My HK-91 bolt looks the same way. It's from not cleaning off corrosive residue fast enough. No big deal...just on the surface. Enjoy your new blaster. CMS |
+1 It may have been very well used. Most of these old guns weren't cleaned as well as they should have been and frosted (or heavily pitted ) bores and other components are common.
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I've had mine for about 3 weeks, a Wise Lite build. It runs very well on surplus I bought that came from Century Arms. The ammo has duds but it's not the rifle as the primer hits are solid. My biggest bitch is with the top eject that ammo blows all kinds of crap back at you. I tried a handfull of Sellier & Bellot I got from a friend and it ran cleaner but wasn't as "hot". |
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) bores and other components are common.