| M-11
Bolt Disassembly |
In this tutorial I used a M-11/NINE,
the general procedure should be similar for all M-11s.
To completely disassemble the bolt assembly
you will need a hammer, small screw driver, and a punch
pin set.
If you don't know how to remove your bolt from
your gun please refer to the M-11 Field Strip tutorial.
MAKE SURE YOUR GUN IS UNLOADED BEFORE DOING
THIS!!!!!
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| Steps
1 through 3 |
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1 |
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A.
Bolt
B. Extractor
C. Firing Pin Retainer
D. Firing Pin
E. Ejector Rod
F. Recoil Rod
G. Recoil Plate & Buffer
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| First
get familiar with the color-coded chart I have made above.
Take note of the names of the parts and there locations.
If you get confused referring to this chart may help.
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| Step
2 |
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Lets
start by removing the ejector rod, marked in green,
first. To remove the ejector rob just pull it towards
the buffer & recoil plate. It should slide out easily.
Surprisingly, the ejector
rod can actually be used as a tool in the next step. |
| Step
3 |
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Next we
are going to remove the firing pin from the bolt.
The firing pin is held in place by the firing pin
retainer, marked in green. |
| To remove
the firing pin, turn the bolt around and insert
your ejector rod, marked in green, or a small screwdriver,
into the retainer hole, marked in purple. |
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As
you push your tool, marked in green, into the hole
the retainer pin should slide out. This should not
require much force, so if you have to push hard
some thing is wrong. |
| Once the
retainer pin has been removed you should be able
to turn the bolt around and the firing pin, marked
in green, should fall out. |
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