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interarms 220 swift problem

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Guest TUNER260

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A friend of mine has a interarms 220 swift bolt action rifle that is missing the bolt. I was wondering if anyone knew where he could get one or if someone could make him one. Any input would be helpful thank you.

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Contact the manufacturer. They should be able to point your friend in the right direction.

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I was told the manufacturer went out of bussiness in the early 90's.

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Take it to a Gunsmith. If it's a Mark X, a Mauser 98 bolt can be fitted to it. Headspace MUST be checked !!

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Ok thank you i will let him know.

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