Unless you are a machinist and can make some tools to put the bolt back together, you do not want to take the bolt apart. The bolt is easy to take apart, but, hell on earth to put back together. My advice is find something else for entertainment. Welcome to the site.

 

If you're talking about just removing the bolt to clean the gun, that's fairly easy. Is that what you meant?

 

I couldn't find a video, but the procedure is on the 2nd column of page 10 of the Owner's manual, available here:

http://www.marlinfirearms.com/firearms/xt/XT22.asp

And WELCOME TO RFC!

 

Thanks to all , jimbobjam i have seen manual and a video () but mine it's different respect to video.
I want to change springer inside the bolt.

 

I have had a few of the XT bolts apart. One by hand, and that will never happen again.:banghead3 The rest with the aid of a multiple function jig that I had built. Out of curiosity, why is it you have a need to change the striker spring what is it you are trying to gain?

 

It's Very strong .

 

Why do you feel the need to change it, to a weaker spring, why, what is the problem with the gun.

 

I want to try only to try a spinger more soft, the mechanism works well, but I wanted to try a less rigid springer band, only this.

 

I just posted this video..... I hope it helps someone:

 

I certainly do not always take this advice myself but it seems appropriate here - " if it aint broke don't fix it " JMHO

John

 

I did this and it was the beginning of the end of my love affair with marlin bolt rimfire. What a piece of junk bolt. Material, design and assembly the worst. I got many years of light use. Once wore out, turn out to be a real turd of a firearm. Opposite end of the spectrum: The CZ bolt can be taken down on the kitchen table, no tools and all heavy steel parts.