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I have a Remington 7615 Ranch Carbine. It is the model with the AR magainze well.

I have punched the trigger assembly pins out, and I have taken the Allen screw out of the side of the receiver that holds the magazine well in.

Now the trigger assembly and the magazine well are loose, but they won't pull out. I don't want to force them and breaks something.

What am I missing?

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I just had one apart a couple of weeks ago and as I recall, you have to remove the mag well which I think comes straight down, and then push the trigger assembly forward and then out. It was a bit different than the standard 870, 7600 type removal, but wasn't too difficult to figure out. It's more difficult to remember how than to actually do the job. grin


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I'll try it Malm.

Thanks,

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