Taking appart a cooey .22 ?

[RobSmith]

It's one of the bolt-action tube fed models, not sure of the exact type. I got together over the weekend with the rifle's owner and he was having problems with light firing pin strikes. It could be the spring but I suspect it's just lack of maintenance and lubrication (I don't think the poor thing was ever blessed with a proper takedown and cleaning), either way I'm going to need to show him how to take the thing appart so we can have a better look at the problem. I couldn't figure out how to remove the bolt.

 

[bill c68]

I have owned a few .22s that simply need the trigger depressed to slide out the bolt, not sure about that one though.

 

[Winchester-1897]

This question has been posted 3 or 4 times. Go to the search feature and the previous posts will no doubt assist you.

 

[Dogleg]

If you look where the action screw screws into the action you should see a hex-head, back that off with a wrench and the bolt comes out. The single-shots only need the trigger pulled back to release the bolt.

 

[fat tony]

I have one model 75 that some monkey tried to pound in the barrel with a hammer on the end of the barrel, I tried backing the set screw out of there but it won't budge, there is an ugly gap between the barrel shoulder and the receiver, maybe I'll have to grind flats in the setscrew and get it off with locking pliers or something like that, if I can't get it fixed for a realistic price I would at least like to keep the barrel it's banged up a bit but still good I think.