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Old 11-29-2015, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by t.tinsmith View Post
I think the bolt design was extremely advanced for the time.The flaw is a minor one and it is surprising it hasn't become the standard bolt action design.Our modern turn bolt rifles are are not as advanced.I had read somewhere that the trigger has a roller bearing incorporated into the assembly as well.The case has more slope to it and should help the smoothness and reliability in chambering a round.Geez and this was over a hundred years ago, modern rifle makers really have no vision by comparision-the lever gun design was brilliant too, and even farther back...just a thought

It's not a USA design, it is not and never will be allowed.

When Canadian troops carried it, there was a shortage of rifles available and a war raging across the globe. Since then we produced the Arrow, it was scrapped and all evidence that it existed was erased, we have a treaty and it was enforced.

That is just the way it is. And some wonder why the Arabs hate the USA.
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