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Sorry to thread jack a bit, but this is kind of related and I don't know that it's worth a whole thread since there is already very similar (but not quite what I'm looking for) information here. I have a factory N4 and went to buy a spare Noveske bolt for it last night but I noticed that the site said to specify head spacing in the comments. How would I do that? Would I actually have to get a field gauge and measure it? Or would I specify round count (~2500 IIRC)? Something different or not worry about it?
You would specify if you were buying a barrel and a bolt together. There's really no way to match a barrel and bolt unless you have both parts in front of you. It isn't done with field/go/no-go gauges.
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might be a stupid question here, but how would this work? say you have someone that has a colt 6920 with an old barrel and wants to change to a noveske mid length barrel. do you just install the noveske barrel and keep checking bolts until you find the one you like?
for example, if the milspec is 1 - 5 for but noveske chooses 4-5 you just put in a bolt, if it passes the go/no-go test with a size 3 you check another one. it would still pass mil-spec but wouldnt be your "precision spec"?
but for a spare, i need a bolt now, you can just buy any quality mil-spec bolt from like bcm or colt and it will be fine but your groups "may" open up a little?
is that correct?
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