Safety: With the rifle pointed
in a safe direction, open the bolt and make sure the
rifle is not loaded.
Open the bolt. Pull the bolt to the rear of
the receiver.
2) Depress the magazine follower.
3) Close the bolt.
4) Set the safety in the middle position
as shown in figure 4.
5) Pull the bolt to the rear of the
receiver.
6) Open the bolt stop and remove the
bolt.
7) Rotate the bolt sleeve counter
clockwise to unscrew from the bolt body.
8) Separate the bolt body from the firing
pin assembly.
9) Note: If you do not need to remove the
extractor - don't. It is possible to damage
the extractor during the removal process. We do not recommend removing the bolt
extractor. This should only be done if the
extractor is damaged and needs to be
replaced.
While hold the bolt with the bolt face
facing away from you: Rotate the extractor
clockwise until it stops.
10) Lift the extractor slightly as shown
in figure 10.
11) Rotate the extractor out of the
groove so it rests with the rear of the
extractor sitting on the flat side of the
bolt body.
12) Push the extractor forward.
13) Figure 13 shows the relationship of
the extractor collar and the lug recess on
the back of the extractor.
14) 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.
15) Rotate the cocking piece in either
direction 90 degrees.
16) Remove the cocking
piece.
17) Allow the firing pin spring to slowly
expand.
18) Remove the bolt sleeve.
19) Remove the firing pin spring from the
firing pin.
20) Rotate the safety to the right as
show in figure 20.
21) Remove the safety from the bolt
sleeve.
Reassembly Instructions
22) For the sake of redundancy: Figure 22
shows the relationship of the extractor
collar and the lug recess on the back of the
extractor.
23) Position the lug of the extractor
collar to be inline with the flat side of
the bolt body. Slide the extractor over the
lug on the extractor collar.
24) While pushing the bolt face and front
of extractor down on a flat surface, take a
small tool and pull the top of the extractor
outward just enough for it to slide over the
side of the bolt face as shown in figure 24.
25) Rotate the extractor
counter-clockwise until it rests in the
groove.
26) Figure 26 shows the correctly
installed extractor in position to be
inserted into the receiver.
27) Insert the safety into the bolt
sleeve.
28) Combine the firing pin spring and the
firing pin.
29) Note that the firing pin has flat
sides the length of the firing pin. The bolt
sleeve is keyed to fit.
30) Place the tip of the firing pin
against a block of wood. Place the bolt
sleeve over the firing pin.
31) Compress the firing pin spring by
pushing down on the bolt sleeve.
32) Place the cocking piece over the rear
of the firing pin.
33) 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 33).
34) Allow the firing pin spring to expand
against the cocking piece as shown in figure
34.
35) Insert the firing pin assembly into
the bolt body. Rotate the bolt sleeve
clockwise, screwing the threaded part of the
bolt sleeve into the bolt body.
36) Figure 36 shows the bolt sleeve in
its final position.
37) Insert the bolt in the receiver.Depress the magazine guide and slide the
bolt forward.
38) Close the bolt.
39) Set the safety to fire a shown in
figure 39. You have completed bolt
disassembly and reassembly.
