Getting Bolt Buffer Out(10/22)

[wicked_police]

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[Bull's-Eye]

Is it the factory metal bolt stop pin?

 

[gunasauras]

Hammer and a brass punch. Be careful not to slip and mark the finish on your receiver.....

 

[Bull's-Eye]

Heating it up with a hair dryer helps loosen it.

 

[wicked_police]

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[maverick0]

Yeah, i just got a 10/22 a couple weeks ago, had some trouble with that pin as well, but a few taps with a screwdrivew knocked it loose. If you take the bolt out though, I found putting the spring back in a little tricky. Just a heads up

 

[gunasauras]

Don't heat the receiver too much. Your finish may bubble and peel.....you should be able to drive it out with a hammer and punch carefully.....

 

[wicked_police]

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[G37]

I had the same thing happen for me... it had a bit of a taper; one side is much easier to remove insert on.

If you are installing the Bolt Buffers, man are they ever worth it!!

 

[Simple Simon]

I just use a pin punch set I have, that anda 10oz dead blow hammer..... I also have a roll pin punch set which is worth its weight in gold (dam proto prices)

seems the paint s not all cured when they put that pin in so the paint still has some adhesion...

 

[wicked_police]

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[wicked_police]

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[gunasauras]

Glad to hear you figured it out....well done!

 

[wicked_police]

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[Goose25]

Heating it up with a hair dryer helps loosen it.

freezing it could of also worked.



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[wicked_police]

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