Help Needed - Knight Disc Bolt Problem
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Typical Buck
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Help Needed - Knight Disc Bolt Problem
I was shooting the Disc Elite with Lehigh Conversion. The very fist shot the STS primer would not eject. In hindsight, I should have just dry fired it because I'm sure the 90 grains of BH209 pushed part of the primer back into the pin hole. Before I could reassemble the bolt I got it jacked up to where I can't line it up. It appears to be in the fire position but I can't turn it left or right. Pics Below:
Suggestions on getting out of this mess? I can't be the first one to have this issue. Thanks in advance.
Suggestions on getting out of this mess? I can't be the first one to have this issue. Thanks in advance.
#2
I was shooting the Disc Elite with Lehigh Conversion. The very fist shot the STS primer would not eject. In hindsight, I should have just dry fired it because I'm sure the 90 grains of BH209 pushed part of the primer back into the pin hole. Before I could reassemble the bolt I got it jacked up to where I can't line it up. It appears to be in the fire position but I can't turn it left or right. Pics Below:
Suggestions on getting out of this mess? I can't be the first one to have this issue. Thanks in advance.
Suggestions on getting out of this mess? I can't be the first one to have this issue. Thanks in advance.
The only problem could be it is is a C tool bolt and that may require a bit more work...
Looking ath the bolt I do not think it is a C tool so it should be pretty easy to fix.
Have you ever taken the bolt apart before to clean it or anyrhing?
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I think you can fix your problem by just turning the secondary safety in... it will get tight and then it will pull the hammer back and allow you spin the internal mechanism to the correct spot.
The only problem could be it is is a C tool bolt and that may require a bit more work...
Looking ath the bolt I do not think it is a C tool so it should be pretty easy to fix.
Have you ever taken the bolt apart before to clean it or anyrhing?
The only problem could be it is is a C tool bolt and that may require a bit more work...
Looking ath the bolt I do not think it is a C tool so it should be pretty easy to fix.
Have you ever taken the bolt apart before to clean it or anyrhing?
I take it apart every time I shoot and clean but have never had this problem before. I do make a point to turn the secondary safety in before I disassemble.
Thanks for the help.
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But the real problem is why did it get pushed out that far in the first place???? Should not happen.
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It was only 90 grain of BH209 and 200 grain Havester, a load I've shot many times before.
The sad part is I was shooting with a CF guy who was proud of his high end rifles was Swavoski optics. The Elite would have out shot them if I could put a typical group out there. That would have been fun but it wasn't meant to be.