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i have taken the bolt out but do not know how to get the extractor out I need a new one . I can get the parts but do not want to force anything and break it
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You'll want to get a bolt disassembly tool.
ETA: Numrich lists one for $29.95 http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Search.h...carbine%20boltLast edited by IditarodJoe; 02-28-2016, 09:44."They've took the fun out of running the race. You never see a campfire anywhere. There's never any time for visiting." - Joe Redington Sr., 1997 -
If you try to take your bolt apart without a bolt tool, you will quickly realize what a huge mistake that was. Get a bolt tool and you can change the extractor in maybe 10 minutes for a new guy using the tool.Comment
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It took you 10 minutes Tuna? You must have 10 thumbs! *LOL*Comment
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Well as I said Jim a new guy with a bolt tool for the first time. For me like you less then 30 seconds start to finish blind folded and one hand tied behind your back I bet. Ok so I will let you use two hands. Just so you don't get cranky in your old age like me.Comment
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I managed to do it without the bolt tool, once. Then I bought the bolt tool.Comment
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I used to remove it without a tool for many years. It can be done with a thin knife blade. The tool is much easier and less likely to loose the small plunger.
There are probably a few of those hiding in the carpet.
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Tuna? Old age? I'm 66 soon to be 67. And you??Comment
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Older then you and already at the Grumpy Old Man stage of my life. Funny how my wife and children made me this way.Comment
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My wife is putting me there too. Particularly when she asks "Why do you need another/more of those/that?" How many times do you have to explain???!!!Comment
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Forever and a day Jim, forever and a day.Comment
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Just remember the old song: "Paradise by the Dashboard Lights"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C11MzbEcHlw
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