[1494]

With bolt in hand take a small screwdriver and pull the extractor plunger back and then you can pull the extractor. Be careful because parts can go flying...you may want to do it in a large plastic bag.

 

[19598]

What AK said

Here is a link with more detail http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=97426

 

[Vincent]

When I do mine I clamp a needle nose Vise Grip to the extraxtor and just slide the plunger/spring back a little with a tiny screw driver and just lift the extractor out. let plunger and spring out slowly. I put it back together the same way, no flying parts. Really easy too do. Assemble the same way.

Alot of crud and dirt get in the spring hole and extractor hole so take the time to clean out both very well. Nothing to it! :t :t

 

[trubluedog]

Thanks gentlebeings. I should get it late this week so I may be asking dumb questions then.

 

[sawdust]

Pipe cleaners and solvent work well for cleaning the extractor holes.

Good luck

sawdust