CNC bolt for pm11

kerblam

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Are the stock bolts on the new pm11 prone to breakage? I see some shots at the sheet metal firing pin, do they break? I was thinking of replacing the bolt with a CNC milled one but, why? the only thing the pm11 really needs is a tall cocking handle. Any comments on the stock bolt vs the milled one?
 

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The cnc'd bolt cocks easier due to the different angle on the back.

The new cnc bolt also has a round firing pin. Older bolts break firing pin retainers & firing pin tips.

The cnc'd bolt has a taller, non-rotating cocking handle, this keeps burrs from developing on the top of your upper in the cocking slot(they can cut you when you cock the weapon).

It looks like this:
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I have some on hand if you decide you want one......
 

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I bought one of Wildmann's bolts last year at the Creek. Absolutely TOP NOTCH quality. I've had zero problems w/ it. Highly recommend!!
 

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M11 bolt

Thanks for the replies, and the pic. Wildmann43 how much is the bolt in the picture?, and are parts available for it if anything breaks? Who makes these? I am interested.
 

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Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the PM11 a closed bolt semi-auto and Wildmann's CNC bolts are for open bolt full-auto's. I have some of Wildmann's parts in my M11/9 SMG and they are top notch, but I didn't think he made any semi-auto bolts.
 

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I don't make a semi bolt, but I sell MPA's semi bolt assembly. The semi bolt shown above is current production & is likely to be available for a long time. Spares are available. Price is $90.00 for a semi bolt assembly, $100.00 shipped.

My bolts are slowfire smg bolts:
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They are available as:

Slow Fire ready fixed firing pin bolt assembly, not shown, parkerized, drilled & tapped w/o oprod & ejector assembly, but ready to run in stock M11/9 smg but easily upgraded by end user, $180.00(edit: price typo)

Parked Slow Fire fixed firing pin bolt aseembly, ready to run in prepaired M11/9 smg receiver, as shown above, $200.00.

Armoloyed Slow Fire fixed firing pin bolt assembly, same as above but bolt body chromium impregnated to give surface hardness of 78Rc, $220.00.

My machined steel smg sears are available Armoloyed as well as parked.
 
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tony k

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wildmann43 said:
Slow Fire ready fixed firing pin bolt assembly, not shown, parkerized, drilled & tapped w/o oprod & ejector assembly, but ready to run in stock M11/9 smg but easily upgraded by end user, $160.00

Wildmann, do you offer an Armoloyed version of this one? I have no plans to Slow-Fire my M11/9, but I really need a bolt that won't wear out as fast as factory ones do at 2k+ rpm (MacJack + suppressed).
 

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Doh!

Yes, tony k, I do. Armoloy adds $20.00 to the price of a bolt. So, it would be $200.00. I should have a box of Armoloyed parts coming back this week.

I forgot to list that variant.

(*re edit:I'll honor that quote)
 
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