I thought we could share stuff on common items. I know many builders don't need any help, so maybe we don't need such things.
I haven't tried this bolt out yet, but it should be close.
I thought about a few things to try, like buying from tippmannparts.com, printing, machining, etc., but this took a few minutes so far.
I started a hacksaw cut at the back of the 50 cal opening and cut to the front side of the crosspin, then I followed the crosspin for the rest of the cut. I wiggled the pin out with some needle-nose pliers. The bolt face is was sanded flat on the bench. It looks the right length for the breech, with the rubber o-ring between the back of the hammer and plug. Let us know if you have tried one of these out already, please....![Smile](https://www.mcarterbrown.com/core/images/smilies/smile.png)
I'm hoping the 50 cal shoulder is an anti-chop feature.
I'm thinking I may fill in the pin dimples with epoxy.
***After further fit-up, the bolt looks about 1/10" long. I'm going to check again and cut some more.
I haven't tried this bolt out yet, but it should be close.
I thought about a few things to try, like buying from tippmannparts.com, printing, machining, etc., but this took a few minutes so far.
I started a hacksaw cut at the back of the 50 cal opening and cut to the front side of the crosspin, then I followed the crosspin for the rest of the cut. I wiggled the pin out with some needle-nose pliers. The bolt face is was sanded flat on the bench. It looks the right length for the breech, with the rubber o-ring between the back of the hammer and plug. Let us know if you have tried one of these out already, please....
![Smile](https://www.mcarterbrown.com/core/images/smilies/smile.png)
I'm hoping the 50 cal shoulder is an anti-chop feature.
![Big Grin](https://www.mcarterbrown.com/core/images/smilies/biggrin.png)
***After further fit-up, the bolt looks about 1/10" long. I'm going to check again and cut some more.
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