How to remove the Bolt from the Action of a Model 52 Winchester??

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Winchester Model 70

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The Winchester Model 70 is a bolt-action sporting rifle. It has an iconic place in American ..... These rifles had 24-inch sporter barrels chambered for .30-06 Springfield. They were serial numbered in the 41000 to 50000 range and were fitted with ...

Date Your Model 70 and 94 - RifleShooter

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Nov 3, 2010 - Winchester's Model 70 bolt-action rifle is without a doubt, one of the ...what year was my winchester model 70 with serial number 511704 made? ....it&#039s a featherweight which suggests it wasn&#039t made before the ...

Winchester Model 70 Featherweight - The Truth About Guns

If I understand the question, " How do you replace the rear site on a bolt action Winchester model 68 rifle?" The rear sight is a dove tail which slides into a dovetail/tapered (grooved) notch in barrel. Look at your sight and determine which side of it's base is narrowest. Take a piece of chalk or lead pencil and index it, then take a brass drift place it on the narrow side and tap it sideways towards the wider side and it comes free. To put that sight back just reverse the procedure and align the index mark. Done deal.

Sorry, the Winchester 94 is a lever action repeater,, bot a bolt action. i DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE

Do an online search. Type into the search box what you know. The serial number doesn't necessarily help. Type Winchester, the caliber, type (such as lever action or bolt action), around what year you think it was made. There'll be pictures and match them to what your Winchester looks like.

Griffin and Howe were out of business before the 300 win mag was introduced.

I couldn't find the eurohunter model, but I checked out the website. Without a bore sighter, You can still get your scope to hit a paper plate at 100 yards by using a cardboard box. Then it will fine tune in just a few rounds. Only a bolt action though, you have to be able to see down the bore. Take a big box, or a rifle vise, cut some V's into the top edges, lay the rifle in there, pull out the bolt, find a target 100 yards away, put the bore of the rifle on it and don't move the rifle. Then put the crosshairs of the scope on the same target, check to make sure the rifle didn't move, then check the cross hairs again. You will be able to hit your target at 100 yrds, the ar 15 is an exception to the bolt action, you can see down the bore.