In preparation for a possible bull elk hunt next year, I am eyeing a purchase of a rifle that has spiral fluting on the bolt. However, I am questioning whether or not dirt, mud, or snow will gradually roll down the fluted portion of the bolt and bleed into the chamber/receiver area and cause problems. Is it possible that this can occur or not? When it comes to prime time - I want no malfunctions. Thank you and best wishes, Randy Gray
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