JSW
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That look like a nice piece of work thanks for the update
Rifle Bolt Holster
- Thread starter Jura
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Ahhh. Now that is not a problem with a Blaser R8: bolt stays in situ but out of battery, trigger assembly goes in top pocket, cable threads through trigger assembly aperture in chassis.
Stalker62
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If I am away stalking and the drive will be "broken" by stops, then the holster is always used.
Ditto if I am in other 's accommodation (not all have safes).
This has never been a drama for me. Keeping the bolt separate from the rifle is not entirely without its own quaint risks.
A friend has twice had to have "engineering parts" delivered by overnight courier to the Highlands...
Ditto if I am in other 's accommodation (not all have safes).
This has never been a drama for me. Keeping the bolt separate from the rifle is not entirely without its own quaint risks.
A friend has twice had to have "engineering parts" delivered by overnight courier to the Highlands...
There are just so many possibilities in terms of ‘cheap’ responses to you post but as I’m indifferent to the charms or otherwise of a Blaser I’m gonna spare you and the SD membership on this occasion!Ahhh. Now that is not a problem with a Blaser R8: bolt stays in situ but out of battery, trigger assembly goes in top pocket, cable threads through trigger assembly aperture in chassis.
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Sonicdmb73
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Mine has always been worded to the effect.Hmmm. On my fac it is a written requirement when travelling to remove the bolt and magazine (which must be in an unloaded state). Is it really different over there?
PS
I bought three bolt holders from Snake - excellent work.
reasonable precautions whilst in use/transit.
The onus being on your judgment.
That resonates with the current guidelines found here:
Firearms security handbook 2020 (accessible)
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