Safety: With the rifle pointed
in a safe direction, open the bolt and make sure the
rifle is not loaded.
2) Open the bolt.
3) Pull the bolt to the rear of the
receiver.
4) Open the bolt stop and remove the
bolt.
5) To remove (rotate) the bolt sleeve you
need to pull back on the cocking piece and
keep it in extended. I have tried different
methods including wire, string, and the edge
of a counter top. The method I found
to be most effective and safe is the edge of
a counter top.
6) Place the edge of the cocking piece on
the edge of the counter top as shown in
figure 6.
7) Pull the bolt body down so the cocking
piece is fully extended as shown in figure
7.
8) Slip a washer or coin (penny) in the
gap between the cocking piece and bolt
sleeve. Allow the cocking piece to retract
back and stop on the edge of the coin.
9) Figure 9 shows the extended cocking
piece held in place by a coin stuck in the
gap between the bolt sleeve and cocking
piece.
10) Rotate the bolt sleeve counter
clockwise to unscrew from the bolt body.
11) Separate the bolt body from the
firing pin assembly.
12) Place the tip of the firing pin
against a block of wood. Compress the bolt
sleeve against the firing pin spring so the
gap between the bolt sleeve and cocking
piece widens enough to remove the coin.
13) Place the tip of the firing pin
against a block of wood. Compress the bolt
sleeve against the firing pin spring so the
cocking piece completely clears the bolt
sleeve and can be rotated.
14) Rotate the cocking piece counter
clockwise. It is threaded and you will need
to completely unscrew it to be removed.
15) Once unscrewed, remove the cocking
piece.
16) Allow the firing pin spring to slowly
expand.
17) Remove the bolt sleeve.
18) Remove the firing pin spring from the
firing pin.
19) Unscrew the safety screw.
20) Remove the safety screw.
21) Allow the safety detent and safety
detent spring to fall out of the safety.
22) Separate the safety detent and safety
detent spring.
23) Remove the safety from the bolt
sleeve.
24) Figure 24 shows the disassembled
bolt.
We do not recommend removing the bolt
extractor. This should only be done if the
extractor is damaged and needs to be
replaced.
Reassembly Instructions
25) Insert the safety into the bolt
sleeve.
26) Combine the safety detent and safety
detent spring.
27) Insert the safety detent and safety
detent spring into the safety with the
safety detent going in first.
28) Replace the safety screw.
29) Tighten the safety screw.
30) Combine the firing pin spring and the
firing pin.
31) Note that the firing pin has a groove
that protrudes the length of the firing pin.
This groove is mated to a channel in the
bolt sleeve.
32) Place the tip of the firing pin
against a block of wood. Place the bolt
sleeve over the firing pin. Make certain to
align the groove on the firing pin with the
channel in the bolt sleeve. Compress the
firing pin spring by pushing down on the
bolt sleeve.
33) Place the cocking piece over the
threads of the rear of the firing pin and
rotate clockwise.
34) Rotate the cocking piece until the
sear lug (the protruding side of the
cocking piece) is aligned to the channel
in the bolt sleeve (as shown in figure 34).
35) While keeping the bolt sleeve
compressed insert a coin in the open slot
between the bolt sleeve and cocking piece as
shown in figure 35.
36) Allow the firing pin spring to expand
and the lip of the bolt sleeve will hold the
coin in place against the cocking piece as
shown in figure 36.
37) Insert the firing pin assembly into
the bolt body.
38) Rotate the bolt sleeve clockwise,
screwing the threaded part of the bolt
sleeve into the bolt body.
39) Figure 39 shows the bolt sleeve in
its final position.
40) Rest the edge of the sear lug (cocking
piece) against the edge of the counter
top and pull the bolt body down so the gap
between the bolt sleeve and the cocking
piece expands enough for the coin to fall or
be pulled out.
41) Insert the bolt in the receiver.
42) Figure 42 shows the completed bolt
disassembly and reassembly.
