docone31
11-15-2010, 09:24 PM
I got ambitious today.
I am waiting for Que's bolt to arrive, so I got out the old bolt hold back.
I had been thinking, what is done to make it so it is simpler to operate?
The makers of aftermarket parts offer the part for about 15$ plus shipping, give or take. I got on the net, and found a link to the how to do its on the 10/22.
The repair is simple, on the bolt plate there is an opening that looks like an heart. Grind out the part that is the V that goes in the opening. Then take the burr and go around the inside of the opening and remove the stamping marks.
Replace in trigger group.
Simple, and saved some bucks.
To remove the trigger spring that holds the plate in place, remove the pin that the spring is on. The spring then folds back allowing the plate to be removed. Remove the plate, do the dirty, then replace.
Now the bolt can be brought forward with a rearward movement of the charger bar. Like the Marlin 60.
Easy to do, and if you mess it up, you can get a new piece for a couple of bucks.
I doubt you will mess it up though.
It is that simple.
I am waiting for Que's bolt to arrive, so I got out the old bolt hold back.
I had been thinking, what is done to make it so it is simpler to operate?
The makers of aftermarket parts offer the part for about 15$ plus shipping, give or take. I got on the net, and found a link to the how to do its on the 10/22.
The repair is simple, on the bolt plate there is an opening that looks like an heart. Grind out the part that is the V that goes in the opening. Then take the burr and go around the inside of the opening and remove the stamping marks.
Replace in trigger group.
Simple, and saved some bucks.
To remove the trigger spring that holds the plate in place, remove the pin that the spring is on. The spring then folds back allowing the plate to be removed. Remove the plate, do the dirty, then replace.
Now the bolt can be brought forward with a rearward movement of the charger bar. Like the Marlin 60.
Easy to do, and if you mess it up, you can get a new piece for a couple of bucks.
I doubt you will mess it up though.
It is that simple.