browning a-bolt
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You can't do it like a 700 or sako 75 bolt. You need a tool to hold the spring back where on the 700, you can put a dime in the slot. I looked into this a while back. And Browning says send it back to them if you want to do that. I tried and tried to figure out how to make a tool to do it and gave up.
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You can't do it like a 700 or sako 75 bolt. You need a tool to hold the spring back where on the 700, you can put a dime in the slot. I looked into this a while back. And Browning says send it back to them if you want to do that. I tried and tried to figure out how to make a tool to do it and gave up.
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Typical Buck
Joined: Aug 2005
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took my bolt out and removed the spring tension [by inserting a pin on the bottom of the bolt ] bulled back and unscrewed the bolt ..cleaned and oiled my fire pin spring and pin ..almost as simple as my remington mod.700




