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Pahoo · October 13, 2008, 08:41 PM

Not too difficult and keep in mind that you can drop the trigger group just like a 1100 or 870, by pushing out two pins. That will give you good access to the bolt and it's engagement area at the barrel breech. I had to clean and fix a problem two weeks ago on one of these in 3006. In addition to the other replies you are getting and going to get, I would refer you to "Sporting rifle take down and reassembly guide" by J.B. Wood and published by Gun Digest. Your local library might have a copy. Reference page 31. If you can't find a copy, email me and I will run off a copy for you. It goes into very good detail on complete disassembly and assembly. There is a whole series of these and I refer to them quite often.

Be Safe !!!

October 13, 2008, 08:41 PM	#7
Pahoo Senior Member Join Date: February 16, 2006 Location: IOWA Posts: 8,783	Not too difficult and keep in mind that you can drop the trigger group just like a 1100 or 870, by pushing out two pins. That will give you good access to the bolt and it's engagement area at the barrel breech. I had to clean and fix a problem two weeks ago on one of these in 3006. In addition to the other replies you are getting and going to get, I would refer you to "Sporting rifle take down and reassembly guide" by J.B. Wood and published by Gun Digest. Your local library might have a copy. Reference page 31. If you can't find a copy, email me and I will run off a copy for you. It goes into very good detail on complete disassembly and assembly. There is a whole series of these and I refer to them quite often. Be Safe !!!