Bolt jeweling

[Stets]

I am interested in getting my HO10 bolt jeweled. Does any one on here know anyone reputable?

[Grunt67]

I don't, but is this for cosmetics or function?

[Yornoc3]

My understanding of getting a bolt jeweled is that it is functional in that it holds lubricant a little better and looks fancy, too. I think it's also been used to cover up/remove slight pitting, etc. in restorations. I've never had it done, but considered it on a Mauser project I did, and an old sporterized Swedish Mauser carbine I acquired came with the bolt jeweled. It's basic gunsmith work, any good smith should be able to do it.

[John E Davies]

You could do it yourself, but it is extremely time consuming and risky, here is an interesting thread.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rimfi ... 7637&amp=1

John Davies
Spokane WA

[Travlin]

How would this seem to H.R.A. if the rifle ever has to go in for repair work?

[Stets]

How would this seem to H.R.A. if the rifle ever has to go in for repair work?

Well, i emailed them. They said it will have zero effect on the warranty.

[Quinnat]

Don't know if you've already found a source.
I've used Baldwin Jeweling (https://www.baldwinboltjeweling.com/home.html) for a number of bolts including my BB 357. Great work, reasonable price, fast turnaround.

[Grunt67]

Never owned one, but it does look nice, & I can see the lube thing.

[Rifletom]

Don't know if you've already found a source.
I've used Baldwin Jeweling (https://www.baldwinboltjeweling.com/home.html) for a number of bolts including my BB 357. Great work, reasonable price, fast turnaround.

That baldwin jeweling site is pretty impressive. Fair prices. That might be the way to go.