Anyone used both and would provide a pro/con between the two?
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Anyone used both and would provide a pro/con between the two?
Neither. Go with a round knob.
Greg Dykstra
Primal Rights, Inc.
Give this a try. I have used them on a couple of Remingtons. They attach easily and provide a very solid handle on the bolt when operating. No mods to the weapon or bolt required.
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Since when did modifying your rifle become a cardinal sin? As a general rule, a rifle with a bolt knob is worth more than one without. When equipped with a threaded stud of appropriate spec, the knob options are nearly limitless.
Those plastic clip-on knobs are absolutely hideous. Far from awesome when operating the bolt too. Is it easier to grab than a bare bolt? Sure. That doesn't make it the best option. ... but hey, someone made a mold, coined a name, and can crank them out by the thousand for pennies on the dollar... so why shouldn't everyone own five of them right?
Greg Dykstra
Primal Rights, Inc.
I use a Billiard ball like a 70s gear shift knob!![]()
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My local gunsmith will put a round PTG knob on your rem700 bolt for $65. That includes the price of the knob and the work. You pay shipping. You can send your bolt to him, and he'll have it back in your hands with a knob on it within 2 weeks. Basically a $10 knob and $55 labor.
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Greg Dykstra
Primal Rights, Inc.
Check out the APA offering, tried many before and that one is my favorite for some time now.
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