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I know how to do the military 98 take down, but I can't figure out the commercial version without a little help. Thanks in advance.


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Works the same. you just don't have the "wing" safety. I place the cocking in soft jaws & pull the on the bolt body then place a penny between the cocking piece & the shroud to hold it back.



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i use a dime .. works every time..


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Im too cheap to use a dime. Big Grin



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Im too cheap to use a dime.

Penny works just as well. I thought I once had a Parker Hale with the hole through the cocking piece like a MKX. Then again my memory always has holes in it.


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I use a small pocket screwdriver and the ones with the hole I use a pin.

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Thanks guys. That was no sweat.


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