- Location
- Northern Ontario
What is the secret to removing the bolt on a remington .308 model 600 ?? I pull the trigger back and slide the bolt but nothing??
bolt removal rem. model 600?
- Thread starter nearnorthguy
- Start date
Look at the rear of the receiver. On the LH side, on the inside of the receiver, there is a small bolt release that must be pressed in and down to remove the bolt. Use a small tool, knife blade, etc. - dan
- Location
- Northern Ontario
man...im just not seeing it...
You won't really need to see it to do this. Use any very small screwdriver and slide it in between the bolt and reciever on the left side looking from the rear of the gun. Push the screwdriver down and pull the bolt out. Once the bolt is out, you will be able to see the bolt latch
I just saw this thread......
In my "gunsmithing" screwdriver set I keep a Remington 600 bolt removal tool. You may THINK it is a popsicle stick, but it is in fact a custom selected bolt removal tool for the 600 and 660 rifles.
Works better than a screwdriver or knife, and even my tired old eyes can use it just fine. If you need one, please send me $5.00 for the Deluxe Haagen-Dazs style, or $1 for the no-name freeze pop style.........
Doug
In my "gunsmithing" screwdriver set I keep a Remington 600 bolt removal tool. You may THINK it is a popsicle stick, but it is in fact a custom selected bolt removal tool for the 600 and 660 rifles.
Works better than a screwdriver or knife, and even my tired old eyes can use it just fine. If you need one, please send me $5.00 for the Deluxe Haagen-Dazs style, or $1 for the no-name freeze pop style.........
Doug
- Location
- Dah Soo,ON
I just saw this thread......
You may THINK it is a popsicle stick,
If you need one, please send me $5.00 for the Deluxe Haagen-Dazs style, or $1 for the no-name freeze pop style.........
Doug
Lol, on so many different levels...just...lol.
I just saw this thread......
In my "gunsmithing" screwdriver set I keep a Remington 600 bolt removal tool. You may THINK it is a popsicle stick, but it is in fact a custom selected bolt removal tool for the 600 and 660 rifles.
Works better than a screwdriver or knife, and even my tired old eyes can use it just fine. If you need one, please send me $5.00 for the Deluxe Haagen-Dazs style, or $1 for the no-name freeze pop style.........
Doug
Hey you charged me more than that
- Location
- Vancouver Island BC
I just saw this thread......
In my "gunsmithing" screwdriver set I keep a Remington 600 bolt removal tool. You may THINK it is a popsicle stick, but it is in fact a custom selected bolt removal tool for the 600 and 660 rifles.
Works better than a screwdriver or knife, and even my tired old eyes can use it just fine. If you need one, please send me $5.00 for the Deluxe Haagen-Dazs style, or $1 for the no-name freeze pop style.........
Doug
I keep a regular popsicle stick around for Remington 600 bolt removal purposes,it doesn't scratch the blueing like metal will. Mine are free,you pay shipping.
I just saw this thread......
In my "gunsmithing" screwdriver set I keep a Remington 600 bolt removal tool. You may THINK it is a popsicle stick, but it is in fact a custom selected bolt removal tool for the 600 and 660 rifles.
Works better than a screwdriver or knife, and even my tired old eyes can use it just fine. If you need one, please send me $5.00 for the Deluxe Haagen-Dazs style, or $1 for the no-name freeze pop style.........
Doug
Classic! Good one Doug.
