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Some one please explain to me how the shroud is removed once the pin and assembly is out of the bolt. I assume there is a pin between the cocking piece and firing pin? Little help?
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You have to compress the firing pin spring until the cocking piece protrudes out the rear of the shroud exposing the pin.Drive it out and remove cocking piece and remove the shroud. I have a tool I made a few years ago, a 4" long piece of 1/2" pipe with a 1/2" UNC nut welded on each end.A piece of 1/2" UNC threaded rod with hole drilled in the end to go over the business end of the firing pin and a T handle welded on the other end.Easy to make and it works great.
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Thanks Rick I'll have to put a tool together.
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I just took a pic of mine that I can send you.
Pic is on the way.
Last edited by rembo; 03/26/04.
"after the bullet leaves the barrel it doesn't care what headstamp was on the case"
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