Anarchy Outdoors has introduced bolt action rifle adjustable bolt handles that allow tuning their angle to perfectly fit any particular shooter. This product is currently available for Tikka T1X and Bergara B14 Rimfire bolt-action rifles. Handles for other rifles are in works.

Here is an excerpt from the company’s press release explaining the advantages and features of their new adjustable bolt handles.

Part of maximizing the accuracy and functionality of any rifle system is properly fitting it to the shooter. The Threaded Adjustable Bolt Handle addresses the fine motor skills of how the shooter works the action, enabling precise placement of where handle and bolt knob are located in relation to the shooter’s hand. The sweep of the handle can be adjusted by rotation so it is closer to the grip and rifle or further away. Fine tuning the location of the bolt knob can have a dramatic effect on the overall feel of the rifle when working the bolt action. Installation and adjustment are simple, and once the handle is tuned to the user’s preference, simply lock it in place with the knurled locking collar.

The Anarchy Outdoors adjustable bolt handles are made of stainless steel and are available in bare steel or black nitrided finish options. The length of these handles is 2.94″ and they weigh in at one ounce. The handles are threaded with the 5/16 X 24 thread pitch to allow attaching bolt knobs. Anarchy Outdoors offers an impressively large selection of bolt knobs that you can choose from when ordering the handles. The adjustable bolt handles are available on the company’s website at an MSRP of $54.99 which is currently discounted to $49.99. The prices of knobs vary from $34.99 to $44.99 depending on the material, color, texture and shape.

Tell us in the comments section what do you think about this product? Do you think the ability to adjust the bolt handle angle will make working the action more convenient and increase the overall efficiency of the rifle or are the factory handles good enough?

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