This is a well machined part. It fit perfectly. It was easy to install with minimal directions. The finish is very good. I would buy again.

Let me first say, I'm a machinist. I work in a super precision shop that does aerospace and defense work, I am EXTREMELY critical of any metal work. My tolerances are less than .0005 on most days, sometimes .00005. To be honest, I scraped a part of the nitride coating off to test the material with an xray scanner to be sure it was as advertised. It passed my inspection. The thread was very neatly turned the major diameter was found to be the nominal size according to industry standards. There were no burrs, breakedges were made with a knife from what I could see, and the part fit perfectly in my bolt with no play. I would say it is worth the price, quality is what I would personally strive for at work, and the coating was even and very abrasion resistant. Had to hit it on a 9s wheel to remove it in the spot I tested it. Also, did a HRc test on it, measured a 48. Would buy again without question. With all the technical stuff aside, it looks bad ass on my RAP. Would include pics from testing, but there isn't an option. THANKS!

Installed it on three rifles. Bolts work well but be very careful and do not let that spring slip on the firing pin or it is a real pain to relock the spring so you can install the firing pin in the bolt. Anarchy should have a videio showing how to fix that problem. All in all it is great the threads are slightly loos with the knobs but Teflon tape and thread lock will fix it.

$60 can go a long way. Especially with Anarchy Outdoors. Don’t get me wrong the standard Ruger built knob is FINE. It works. But it doesn’t fill the palm and afford the purchase necessary to really give you that bold gun FEEL. I have a Ruger American in .308 (Model No. 26995) and the bolt upgrade is worth its weight in gold in terms of making this rifle FEEL like it’s a much more premium product than the budget gun it is. I got the handle and the “sphere” knob, both in black. I will say this: you WILL need loctite. I went ahead and used the red since I have no intention of swapping handles but if you wanna try different ones out use blue. Either way, it’s not a knock on. The system, simply a fact. It’s a modular system that you’ll be using to exchange cartridges from a contained explosion. If threads are involved, so is a thread locking compound. Anyway why are you still reading this garbage? Buy it. Also if you have a Ruger get the blasted metal bolt shroud too. The plastic bolt shroud makes an awesome budget rifle feel like a fisher price joke. Do it.

-Woody from Alabama.