Manual

removing the trigger group could allow the bolt to spring
out the front of the receiver, damaging or losing parts or
causing injury to you or others.
REMOVAL OF THE BOLT ASSEMBLY
1. Remove the barrel assembly as explained previously
under “Initial Assembly and Takedown” on page 10.
2. Make sure the bolt is in the forward position. If the bolt
is not already forward, carefully and slowly lower it to
the closed position as explained previously. Use
extreme caution. If you allow the bolt assembly to slam
closed with the barrel removed you can damage the
receiver and affect the function of your firearm.
3. Remove the trigger group as explained under
“Trigger Group Maintenance.”
4. Remove the operating handle by pulling the handle
outward, to the right, away from the bolt. It is held in
place with a ball-detent system that may take a little
effort to pull free.
5. Slide the bolt and bolt slide forward and out of the
front of the receiver (Figure 24).
6. The bolt and bolt slide can be separated for cleaning
(Figure 25). Perform any cleaning of the bolt and
receiver cavity as necessary.
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE BOLT ASSEMBLY BEYOND
THIS POINT.
REINSTALLATION OF THE BOLT ASSEMBLY
Under usual conditions, the trigger group should also
have been removed at this point. Reinstallation of
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Remove the bolt assembly forward, out the front of the receiver.
Separate the bolt and bolt
slide for easy cleaning.
Bolt
Bolt Slide
FIGURE 24
FIGURE 25