Rifle bolt storage

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Originally Posted by Guylee

So do you think if you were to put some PVC together with one screw off end it would work like that? (even though having sealed lengths of PVC in your range bag might look bad...

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I know what you mean about the PVC with threaded ends, although galvanized pipe looks much more authentic [ROFL1]

It would need to be pretty thin PVC otherwise the container would be heavier than the bolt. Something to look for the next time I'm in a hardware store.

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Originally Posted by cstone

I know what you mean about the PVC with threaded ends, although galvanized pipe looks much more authentic [ROFL1]

It would need to be pretty thin PVC otherwise the container would be heavier than the bolt. Something to look for the next time I'm in a hardware store.

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Maybe you could make one for every bolt, and then strap them together and make them a vest for easy carrying? Better paint them red though, just so nobody gets the wrong idea...

Hell, you could even stick a clock on it so you know what time it is, and keep a quick release button in your hand! Now THAT would be a good setup.

GEDIT: Here, something like this:

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/k...n_bomber_1.jpg

That guy knows what I'm talking about. Maybe I should patent that!

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Originally Posted by Byte Stryke

Hey, Lets argue about carry condition of your pistols next...


[Bang]

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1 vote for ByteStryke carrying in Barney Phyfe mode-empty gun but 1 round in the pocket-Andy will issue additional rounds as deemed necessary.[Coffee]


Nothing wrong with storing the firearm without the bolt in. If that's what works for you then so be it. Quite a number of sizeable collections are kept that way.
The mill/drill tube will work but they are not very leakproof. You might try HobbyLobby or similar-plastic tubing with the vinyl slip caps.
I have just used freezer bags with a little 30wt oil in the past.

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Originally Posted by BPTactical

1 vote for ByteStryke carrying in Barney Phyfe mode-empty gun but 1 round in the pocket-Andy will issue additional rounds as deemed necessary.[Coffee]


Nothing wrong with storing the firearm without the bolt in. If that's what works for you then so be it. Quite a number of sizeable collections are kept that way.
The mill/drill tube will work but they are not very leakproof. You might try HobbyLobby or similar-plastic tubing with the vinyl slip caps.
I have just used freezer bags with a little 30wt oil in the past.

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Thanks Bert. I was looking at the plastic tubes and slip caps after the drill bit suggestion. If I find one, I will probably cut a notch in one end for the handle to stick out. The bolts normally go into the rifle when I pull them out of their case before shooting. They get cleaned after shooting and would go back into the bolt holster/tube with a light coat of oil for storage till next time.