Figured out how to take the bolt all the way apart without a $30 part.
This may cost Pacific Tool and Gauge some money
Have fun and shoot straight!
Scott
This may cost Pacific Tool and Gauge some money
Have fun and shoot straight!
Scott
Gunsmithing Remington 700 Bolt disassembly firing pin disassembly
- Thread starter Mortarman0341
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Hahahaha! Clever on the copper tubing.
Great video. Thank you.
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OFG
Good thinkin' and Thank You! I'm going to a 700 armorer school next month, and I'm gonna cheese off the instructor........
That is funny! Where is your school?
Great video! He needs to stop leaning against that table though. Made it look like he had some nice boobs and I kept getting distracted.
Awesome vid Scott...thanks! Gonna have to use that little trick.
His fifth post,.....It's up,It's good......a SCORE !!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Scott,Looks like I'll be doing mine on the week end.As soon as I find a "firing pin spring compression tool"....laying around some where.
Thanks again for sharing that tid-bit .
Thanks Scott,Looks like I'll be doing mine on the week end.As soon as I find a "firing pin spring compression tool"....laying around some where.
Thanks again for sharing that tid-bit .
Went to look up the armorer school, discovered it was on July 17th..........Hate getting old. Didn't have any tubing around, so I made mine out of a cut-off 30 Carbine empty brass.
Another good contribution. Well done.
I feel violated... must make new video...
Now I gotta go wash... I feel dirty!
I've been using an old glock firing pin sleeve for a couple years.
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FWIW, I watched the vid, and never noticed what they are all torqued about. What I was watching was Scott working on the bolt. Nice vid, and thanks for the info.
Had fun doing it. When I learn something I like to share.
Have fun shoot straight!
Mortarman0341
Well, crap.
Gotta be one of those days..... Drove out the cocking piece pin, but the cocking piece will NOT separate from the firing pin. Right now, it is soaking in Kroil, just in case it is corroded together. Any other suggestions that doesn't involve explosives or a BFH?
Gotta be one of those days..... Drove out the cocking piece pin, but the cocking piece will NOT separate from the firing pin. Right now, it is soaking in Kroil, just in case it is corroded together. Any other suggestions that doesn't involve explosives or a BFH?
I had the same problem when I did it the first time... I did put it in a vice and clamped it just above the tapered part of the firing pin, wrapped the cocking piece with something to keep from scratching and it twisted right off. The spring helps, so put your hand over it when you do it.
Have fun!
PS If explosives are needed it this instance I think det cord would be best.
Have fun!
PS If explosives are needed it this instance I think det cord would be best.
I cant get enough space to put the penny in... Im either stupid or I have a different 700 bolt than you...
trouble is there isn't any clearance between the lever and the bolt shroud to stick anything in. The gun was purchased around Christmas. I wouldn't put it past Remington to try and eliminate the penny trick to make people buy their press... Could this be the case?
I use my boot lace, like this...
Remington 700 Bolt Disassembly, Field Strip (Boot Lace/550 Cord Method) - YouTube
I've never seen one without the notch. You just have to put some muscle into it. You could buy the tool from Brownells, but for a one-off takedown, just use the boot lace trick.
SINCLAIR FIRING PIN REMOVAL TOOL FOR REMINGTONS | Brownells
SINCLAIR FIRING PIN REMOVAL TOOL FOR REMINGTONS | Brownells
figured out I was looking in the wrong spot. Found the notch, polished her up and now she lifts smooth as butter. Chalk it up to a rookie mistake
just hook that hook looking piece around a strong boot lace, pull and twist...
I got up early and was impatient and couldn't wait for lowes to open to get some tubing….so I wrapped the end of the firing pin with one width of black electric tape and it did the same thing as the bushing made with copper tubing from this video.
Initially I over wrapped the tape and the firing pin assembly would not go back in the bolt so I had to take two wraps off. Worked like a champ!!
Initially I over wrapped the tape and the firing pin assembly would not go back in the bolt so I had to take two wraps off. Worked like a champ!!
Improvise, overcome and adapt!
Well done, Patriot!
Well done, Patriot!
Thanks for posting this tip.
