cooper bolt removal

[Bob4]

Hoping if someone could tell me if a
KLEINENDORST
removal tool would work on a Cooper model 52?

 

[Bob4]

Maybe I should clarify this. I am looking to disassemble the bolt to check head space.

 

[spife7980]

I’m not familiar with the cooper but if it’s like a rem then you don’t need a dumb tool. A simple old shoe will work.

 

[Waorani]

Also not familiar w/ Cooper but shouldn't need to pull FP to check head space? All I've ever removed was ejector. There is tool for that but but can be done w/o. https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-...-remington-ejector-spring-tool-prod34592.aspx

 

[Bob4]

Also not familiar w/ Cooper but shouldn't need to pull FP to check head space? All I've ever removed was ejector. There is tool for that but but can be done w/o. https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-...-remington-ejector-spring-tool-prod34592.aspx

I'm no gun smith but what I do when I remove the pin/spring then there is no pressure on the bolt then it moves freely unless the brass shoulders start rubbing inisde the chamber. Just the way I've done it. Would this tool do the same ?

 

[Waorani]

Sorry, just don't know about Cooper. I do note though that Kleinendorst has a couple of different bolt disassembly tools besides the Rem 700. And the Cooper bolt pics I see are three lug so the Rem ejector tool probably wouldn't work.

 

[Bob4]

Found a smart young guy today. ( friend of a friend) says no problem and I may have one built by tomorrow. Will see.