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Model 70 bolt disassembly
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Would someone be able to send to me (scanned and e-mailed for instance) the instructions for disassembling a Model 70 bolt? For some reason today my Model 70 won't stay cocked when closing the bolt, and the safety is stuck on "Fire". I think something is stuck inside there. Hope I don't need some special tool.


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It is not a problem with the safety, It is probably the cocking piece. The firing pin is moving forward, past the camming surface on the safety lever and cocking piece area.


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Right on, you can't engage the safety if the firing pin is forward of it's notch. Sounds more like a trigger problem. Before I would pull the bolt down, I would pull the action from the stock and look the trigger assembly over to make sure nothing was jammed, broken or missing.


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If you lift the bolt handle just a bit and the safety moves you'll confirm the diagnosis.


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Problem is solved. It was just a single small stick of powder (Vectan Tubal 7000 to be precise) stuck between some parts in the trigger. How it got there I can only guess. So it was only a cleaning job.


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