Anschutz 64 Bolt Question. - Help a Moron Thread

[Devlin]

Hey CGN,

I've acquired an Anschutz 64 MPR and don't have a manual for it I am new to these rifles and assumed the bolt would slide out in one piece like most rifles. That is not the case I've learned and the bolt is a multi-piece affair. Whatever I did in terms of combo of buttons pressed and what not I now have half the bolt out and the forward half where the bolt face would pick up a round and chamber it loose and sliding back and forth in the receiver (pictured below for reference) I suspect this is something fairly straightforward but don't want to force anything and risk causing damage.

Currently digging through online manuals and YouTube to figure this out, but thought a post here may set me in the right direction.

 

[Devlin]

And figured it out...the answer is here in this manual whatever sequence I pressed the bolt release button in and while removing the bolt it pulled apart as I think I let go of the bolt release button too soon in the process. Sorted and back together now. That's enough tinkering for one day.

https://www.krale.shop/media/blfa_files/Anschutz_64_Series_manual_EN-min.pdf

 

[allan harris]

The 64 bolts have changed a bit over the years - Just wondering if your bolt has that small (about as big as a grain of rice) locating pin between the two bolt halves?

 

[Devlin]

Yes it does pretty simple to sort out once I connected the dots and looked at a manual with the correct bolt diagram

 

[Longstud]

The scalloped top receiver should tell you the gun is of newly manufactured Anschutz and your question is clearly answered in the OPs provided picture?

 

[grauhanen]

Chris is right. The scalloped receiver top indicates a post-2009 rifle.

The following images may be of use to anyone dealing with a 64 action bolt.