Jay Johnson
03-04-2016, 10:18
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Picked this 6-mill receiver up off GB a few years ago and been setting parts aside for it, it's in 98% original condition. I have a NOS 65-series bolt set aside for it with a Y02 heat lot, the references I have show that the bolt heat lots for 6-mill receivers can be Z4B, Y01 or Y02 but none of the references really nail down which heat lot is the right one. Recently I purchase a NOS 65-series bolt with heat lot Z4B and there lies my delema, which heat lot is the most correct? Yes, I know I can use either one and be correct, but a more knowledgable/advanced collector might by able to nail it down for me, so that's why I'm here. What is the most correct bolt heat lot for my serial number?
Jay Johnson
(Why do I have a feeling it's going to be Y01 :icon_scratch:)
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Picked this 6-mill receiver up off GB a few years ago and been setting parts aside for it, it's in 98% original condition. I have a NOS 65-series bolt set aside for it with a Y02 heat lot, the references I have show that the bolt heat lots for 6-mill receivers can be Z4B, Y01 or Y02 but none of the references really nail down which heat lot is the right one. Recently I purchase a NOS 65-series bolt with heat lot Z4B and there lies my delema, which heat lot is the most correct? Yes, I know I can use either one and be correct, but a more knowledgable/advanced collector might by able to nail it down for me, so that's why I'm here. What is the most correct bolt heat lot for my serial number?
Jay Johnson
(Why do I have a feeling it's going to be Y01 :icon_scratch:)
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