You don't get it do you. We were trying to help you get your damaged bolt replaced. You had very good proof that your new rifle was damaged by faulty ammunition. You have chosen to not push the issue and keep your bolt. We all felt you were given poor information about it being normal.
If you don't want to push it that is your choice. The way you have responded to that advice means that very few here will ever try and help you again.
You do not know what etching is. It is where holes or pits are made in the face of the bolt. If you run a pin or something across the face you will feel the indents. Only one of the pictures shows that. The other three show discolouration, there are no holes or pits in the boltface.
@pepper123
Time to give it a rest mate.
Btw.
I've dropped better behaved dogs into a tomo.
Cheers
Pete
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After awhile you realise the Pig loves it.
Hahaha time to give it a rest when the boys get some proof a buddy . Ouch brothers not taking this very well are we . Thaught u guys knew what u were talking about ? Bloody old gibo dropped you all in it didn't he . Biting the bottom lip now a boys har har har
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iv got 2 xlbolts, one 7mm rem and a 300win, my 300win bolt has a few pits from when i had a primer pocket sprung a leak but apart from that theyre mint.
Oh dear!
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