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Faxon Firearms FF22BOLT01 Bolt Assembly Black QPQ Stainless, Fits Ruger 10/22,Bolts & Pistons

$106.25
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Brand
Faxon
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Bolt/BCG
UPC
816341026995
MPN
FF22BOLT01

Overview

The Faxon Firearms 10/22 Bolt Assembly is a drop-in ready, billet stainless steel component designed for use in custom FF-22 builds or as a replacement bolt for existing Ruger 10/22 platforms. This assembly is fully assembled and features a black nitride finish for enhanced durability, with a hardness rating of HRC 40-47. It includes a hardened round firing pin and a sharp extractor for reliable performance.

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