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How hard to make Air Ranger a left handed bolt…

I see them for sale. Is it just a hex key remove and replace part?

H 😯 😯 T

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Tony, thank you SO much for clarifying this. I had no idea of what was involved in this change in bolts. I thought it was too good to be true.

Wow!!! 78 Pounds for the bolt. 26 Pounds for the actuator.

Do you realize that’s a total of 104 Pounds!!! Add the weight of the 8 Pound Air Ranger, and I couldn’t even begin to lift the 112 Pound beast onto a shooting bench.

You have saved me from a grave mistake, and I appreciate it very much.

Best regards,

Kindly, Simple-minded, ‘Ol Uncle H 😯 😯 t

quote Hoot:

I see them for sale. Is it just a hex key remove and replace part?

H 😯 😯 T

I would presume you don’t have anti tamper bolts fitted in the USA so it is a very straight forward exercise but very expensive, the bolt assembly is £78 and the left handed actuator is £26, you can not just change the bolt handle

Tony

Don’t tell me ,You got that free Air Ranger you were advertising (“Begging”) 😆 for in the pay it forward section! 😯

Brass Bling-Bling! Oh Lord. What next! 😯 😆 😆 😆

Mike 😉

From what I can find out, it seems to be a remove and replace setup.

The rifle has a brass trigger guard and being the pimp I am…I felt it would enhance my overall looks and presentation with a left handed brass bolt. Furthermore, I might just go total ghetto, and put in the adjustable brass trigger too.

That’s just the way I roll….dude!

Regards,

Kindly ‘Ol Uncle H 😯 😯 T

From what I have seen in several post Hoot, You just reverse the bolt.

But I read a lot of things on the forum.

Hell, Give AOA a call. If anyone can answer the question, It’s them.

Mike

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