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two position mauser safety take down
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Gents:
Have a 2-position Chapman I think on a 98 bolt. Is there an easy way to take the bolt down?
 
Posts: 151 | Location: MI | Registered: 01 February 2002Reply With Quote
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Tomk,
Its not real easy.Take the bolt and clamp the sear, on the cocking piece,in a vise.Grab the shroud and pull on it until it clears the cocking piece,than insert a dime, or someother similar object,between the cocking piece and the bolt shroud.This will allow you to back out the firing pin assembly.I hope this is clear.
 
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Thats OK if money is no object. I just use a penny. Wink
 
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Thank-you Gentlemen, for the financial advice. It certainly would be easier than the way I was doing it and a lot easier on my hands to boot.

The two position safety kinda compromises field stripping doesn't it? Smiler
 
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I do not resemble any semblence to know what the hell I am doing trying to do this. Any volunteers to e-mail me a pic or two?

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