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Bolt knob remmy 700

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  • 28-09-2010 5:39pm
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    Norwayviking
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    Hi

    Anyone knows where i can get a larger knob for the handle on a remmy 700.I prefer the teardrop shaped if possible.
    I presume F.White might have them,anyone else?


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    tomcat220t
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    Fabian Connelly in the North .Dont have his number though .


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    dos29
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    John Greene in Southern Rifle and Optics,Kilmacow.
    Might take a while to get it actually installed though, he tends to keep busy!! Think he's only answering calls from wednesday on.
    His details are on the website.
    www.sro.ie


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    Tackleberrywho
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    Norwayviking wrote: »
    Hi

    Anyone knows where i can get a larger knob for the handle on a remmy 700.I prefer the teardrop shaped if possible.
    I presume F.White might have them,anyone else?

    He has them in Aluminium and black plastic AFAIK


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    CJhaughey
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    Why don't you just put a Rubber sleeve on your knob?
    I know you can get them in Scandinavian and German markets easily for cold conditions.


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    BELOWaverageIQ
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    You don't have to go to Germany to get a rubber sleeve over your knob,
    Most toilets in bars have vending machines that sell them.


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    CJhaughey
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    I knew that was coming, talk of knobs and rubber always gets this reaction.:D


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    Norwayviking
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    CJhaughey wrote: »
    Why don't you just put a Rubber sleeve on your knob?
    I know you can get them in Scandinavian and German markets easily for cold conditions.

    thanks yes its an option,but had it on rifles before,and over time it would wear of like most rubber do,so i prefer something in aluminium or steel.I found one on Midway.no.Seem to have a good selection of them there.


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    CJhaughey
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    Norwayviking wrote: »
    thanks yes its an option,but had it on rifles before,and over time it would wear of like most rubber do,so i prefer something in aluminium or steel.I found one on Midway.no.Seem to have a good selection of them there.
    You must be working your knob an awful lot to wear the ball off it!


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    Tackleberrywho
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    CJhaughey wrote: »
    You must be working your knob an awful lot to wear the ball off it!

    Jaysus CJH, PMSL


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    Norwayviking
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    CJhaughey wrote: »
    You must be working your knob an awful lot to wear the ball off it!

    You will be surprised.fast shooter lol and in -25 degrees C in Norway they seem to stiffen and crack up easily.Just my experience with them.


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