Description
Snow Wolf Kar98K Bolt Action Sniper Rifle Bolt (Part No. SW025, SW-022-5)
This is a replacement bolt for the Snow Wolf Kar98K bolt action sniper rifle, Snow Wolf part number SW025 and listed as SW-022-5. The bolt is the part you work by hand to cock the rifle and chamber each shot, so it takes a lot of use over the life of the rifle.
Snow Wolf’s Kar98K is a popular, affordable replica of the classic German bolt action rifle, and keeping factory spares available means a well-used rifle can be kept going for years rather than sitting in a cupboard waiting for a part. A worn or damaged bolt makes the action stiff or unreliable, and a factory part is the easiest way to get it cycling smoothly again.
Why the bolt matters
Every shot starts with a full stroke of the bolt, which compresses the spring and feeds a BB. Over time, wear or a knock can stop the bolt from locking properly or make the action rough. Replacing it restores the smooth, positive action that makes a bolt action rifle a pleasure to shoot.
Fitting
Fitting a bolt involves stripping part of the rifle’s action, so work carefully, follow the manual and keep track of every small part. If you are unsure, have a technician install it. Test the action with the rifle unloaded before shooting.
Key features
- Replacement bolt
- Snow Wolf part number SW025
- Listed as SW-022-5
- For the Snow Wolf Kar98K
- Restores a smooth, positive action
- Factory replacement part
Compatibility
This part is listed for the Snow Wolf Kar98K. Replicas from other brands often use different dimensions and fixings, so please check the part code and images against your rifle before ordering.
Care and maintenance
Keep the bolt clean and lightly lubricated with silicone oil where it slides, and wipe away grit after outdoor games. Always cycle the bolt fully and smoothly rather than short-stroking it.
Who is it for?
For Snow Wolf Kar98K owners whose bolt has become worn or damaged, and anyone who wants a spare for a heavily used rifle.
Please note: Spare part only; the rifle is not included. Fitting involves disassembling the rifle’s action, so if you are unsure, have a technician install it.
