Just bought the latest rifle (and first roller-delayed); suddenly and unexpectedly my favorite gun, the PTR-91 A3SK.
>> He is a retired Luftwaffe MSGT still living in Germany<<, here using a 'borrowed' G3, and not only did the Wehrmacht also use this method, No Tools were allowed.
Portugal and Norway also used this method. Some 'European' Designated Marksmen reportedly still use the rifles.
My use of a thin rubber Jar Lid Gripper really helps, even when rotating/pulling the --dry-- stainless steel bolt.
This is the simplest method I've tried, although removing the bolt doesn't seem necessary very often, if a bit of grease (i.e. Mobil One) is applied to the somewhat magical
(here is a human 'roller')/ mysterious Locking Piece.
>> He is a retired Luftwaffe MSGT still living in Germany<<, here using a 'borrowed' G3, and not only did the Wehrmacht also use this method, No Tools were allowed.
Portugal and Norway also used this method. Some 'European' Designated Marksmen reportedly still use the rifles.
My use of a thin rubber Jar Lid Gripper really helps, even when rotating/pulling the --dry-- stainless steel bolt.
This is the simplest method I've tried, although removing the bolt doesn't seem necessary very often, if a bit of grease (i.e. Mobil One) is applied to the somewhat magical
(here is a human 'roller')/ mysterious Locking Piece.
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