Howa Mini Tactical Bolt Knob
#1
Sold Out.

I will leave the link as they usually have them in stock.

https://www.tacticalworks.com/howa-tacti...-knob.html
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#2
I have that particular bolt knob on my Howa mini bolt handle. It sure makes it easier to grasp the bolt when cycling ammo. Don't remember how much I paid for it or even where I got it. It had a problem when I got it though. When I went to remove the screws from it before attaching it to the bolt handle, the top screw was stuck in it. I did eventually get the screw out but its threads were stripped as were the threads in the knob body. What I did was re-tap the hole with a 6-40 tap & use a new screw from my spare screw kit. I also added some blue loctite to all 3 screws. Only needed one of the rubber o-rings.
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Old Bob Wrote:I have that particular bolt knob on my Howa mini bolt handle. It sure makes it easier to grasp the bolt when cycling ammo. Don't remember how much I paid for it or even where I got it. It had a problem when I got it though. When I went to remove the screws from it before attaching it to the bolt handle, the top screw was stuck in it. I did eventually get the screw out but its threads were stripped as were the threads in the knob body. What I did was re-tap the hole with a 6-40 tap & use a new screw from my spare screw kit. I also added some blue loctite to all 3 screws. Only needed one of the rubber o-rings.

I haven't had any trouble so far with the screws stripping and I also only use 1 rubber ring. That knob makes it so much easier to open the bolt and it helps my hand to clear my scope.
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#4
I've got one of them or one like it on mine...
Wouldn't leave home now without it.
I also found on for my ruger predator handle, but this time I think it was a remove/replace kind of thing.
Sure like a handle I get hold of!
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#5
I just ordered one, might as well give it a shot. I've spent so much money on my Howa mini's what's another 20 bucks.
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#6
Sometimes just the rubber o-ring will keep it tight, sometimes you can use some blue locktite or epoxy (epoxy as a fill material), just keep the epoxy off of the edges and screws lol.
I did one epoxy a while back but forgot which rifle it was, my latest I just did the o-ring.
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