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Question Older 22lr Parts

Numrich has been one of the few places I can find that still ships to us and has pretty good stock. Might help if you have an official part name to search by.

 
I'm looking for a bolt racker (think Tandemkross Halo) for an older Browning Buckmark, style "C" in the first picture.
Any idea where I can buy one?
I don't think anyone ever made bolt rackers for that style because that style of bolt has no ability to have abolt-racker slide on like style A or a ruger MK series does.
That's why the image shows an X instead of a check-mark.

Your option then becomes going full-custom and making a bolt racker that can possibly be attached to that style bolt by either milling slots in the bolt or by drilling/tapping holes in the bolt and making a racker that screws to the bolt.
It's likely less expensive to purchase a newer style complete bolt which is style A and then fit that bolt into your buckmark.
 
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AR15Barrels referenced the option that seems to work the best for the pre-ear Buckmarks. I went with Striplin Custom's slide racker and had them do the milling and install. It is bigger than the TK version but works very well. Just not something I'd want to use if I carried it in a holster. For range fun it is excellent!
 
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