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Field stipped the bolt on my pre 64 featherweight .308 while giving it a though cleaning , and while whipping down the fireing pin an so forth, a managed to push the safety , to the fire position, uncocking . I can't put the bolt back together.
Is there a quick fix for this ?
thanks ...tj3006


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pushing the firing pin against a block of wood until you compress the spring enough so you can reinstate the safety lever to the "safe" position you're good to go again

Have someone that knows how to do this show you....


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Vap dog.
i think you are right, but I was afraid to push real hard on the firing pin.
, I will try it again .
thanks...tj3006


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Problem solved.
Tough old spring from 1953 , I tried doing just that was afraid I was goona bereak the pin ! Thanks again vapdog
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