I have a Mossberg 500 Cruiser/Persuader and I am having some rust issues with the bolt, so I am just planing on buy a whole new complete bolt, but have no clue where to but a complete bolt from, can any of you point me in the right direction please, thanks in advance.
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Mossberg 500 Cruiser/Persuader Question
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They have the bolts. However, have you've considered to just re-blue it? It's really not that hard to re-blue it and its probably cheaper too.
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I believe MidwayUSA has some bolts. A good way to prevent rust is to add a small layer of oil to your bolt every now and then. If the bolt looks dry, add an even coat of oil to it. It doesn't have to be a lot, just a nice layer.
If you want to re-blue your bolt, Birchwood Casey makes a nice home bluing kit. It doesn't last forever, but it last a good amount of time.
Your bolt is already worked into your receiver so these two options would be a great option.The very existence of flamethrowers proves that some time, somewhere, someone said to themselves, "You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done."
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If you have to have "new" and can't find a factory bolt the Maverick 88 shotgun is a Mossberg clone and I believe its bolt will work in the 500. You may be able to find a new one of those.
gunbroker.com and gunauction.com have used 500 bolt's in auction.Comment
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the problem im having is breaking the bolt down, i know how to break it down except the pin that holds the block in wont come out ive tried using a punch with a small hammer, but no luck.Comment
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Soak the bolt in WD40 or similar overnight. After soaking apply heat with heat gun or hair dryer, then lightly tap around the area with a plastic mallet. Repeat if necessary.
How did the bolt get in such terrible condition?
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To tell you the truth, I have no idea, have always cleaned it right after using it, a day later at the most, I keep it oiled in a gun sock in my safe, If you were to just look at it it doesn't look bad at all, i've got most of the rust out of it using Q-tips and pipe cleaners, just want to get in there and really clean it up, but if I can't do that, then ill just end up buy a new one, oh and it still fires just fine. thanks for the idea, ill give the WD40 a try.Comment
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If the rust is simply on the external areas you can just dip some re-bluing dye on there and you won't have to worry about it ever again.Bounce a ball in Football that's a fumble. Baseball, no bouncing at all. Bounce a ball in Hockey, well that's a mandatory drug test right there...Comment
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the rust I was having a problem with wasn't external, in fact the only area on the entire gun with rust was around the firing pin and firing pin spring, which is weird considering that isn't a spot of rust anywhere else, but like i said in an earlier post i have gotten most of the rust out but i would really like to talk down the bolt and give it a really good cleaning maybe even replace the firing pin and firing pin spring, or even replace the entire bolt with a stainless steel bolt.Comment
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