Arlington Arms

  A bolt assembly for a gun that includes a bolt head and a bolt carrier and is movably arranged in a weapon housing is described. To modify the handgun, so that spent cartridge casings eject in the desired direction, the bolt head can be alternately inserted in at least two places in the weapon housing. When the bolt assembly is being returned, an extractor attached laterally to the bolt or bolt head pulls a cartridge casing from the weapon housing's barrel. An ejector built into the bolt mechanism then removes the cartridge casing from the bolt assembly after it has been extracted from the barrel.  Some of the most often used weapons are rimfire rifles in the.22 caliber, which enable owners to hunt, plink, practice, and introduce friends and family to shooting. Bolt action and semi-automatic are the two most popular action types and configurations for rifles chambered in.22 Long Rifle.   The Mechanism of Bolt Assembly Action The bolt's functions include supporting th