#REMINGTON BOLT TOOL PATCH#
#REMINGTON BOLT TOOL FULL#

#REMINGTON BOLT TOOL FULL#

See the sellerвЂ™s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. Condition: Used : An item that has been used previously. This bolt tool will also work on P-14 Enfield Rifles. This is a handy device for taking your bolt apart for cleaning. Up for your consideration is a Bolt Tool for the Model of 1917, 30-06, Eddystone, Remington, Springfield. Model of 1917 Eddystone Springfield Remington Bolt Tool US Enfield P17 P14 Tool. Model of 1917 Eddystone Springfield Remington Bolt Tool US Enfield P17 P14 Tool Model of 1917 Eddystone Springfield Remington Bolt Tool US Enfield P17 P14 Tool.Remove the three screws, and remove the barreled action from the stock.Keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, put the safety in the 'S' position, open the bolt, and be sure there is no percussion cap or percussion cap residue remaining on the nipple.To clean the receiver and trigger assembly: Wipe the exterior of the barrel and receiver with a cloth treated with Remington Wonder Lube paste for black powder.Reinstall the breech plug and the nipple.Excess Remington Wonder Lube paste for black powder may foul the powder charge and possibly cause a misfire or hangfire. NOTE: Avoid putting Remington Wonder Lube paste for black powder on the front face of the breech plug and nipple and in the flash hole of the nipple. Sparingly apply Remington Wonder Lube paste for black powder on the threads of the breech plug and nipple.Thoroughly clean and dry the breech plug and nipple.Repeat step 13 several times to properly condition and preserve the bore.Swab the bore with short strokes to uniformly apply the paste.

#REMINGTON BOLT TOOL PATCH#

Place a cleaning patch with Remington Wonder Lube paste for black powder evenly on the jag and push it into the bore from the breech.Repeat steps 9-11 until the dry patch is clean.Using the same method, push a dry patch through the bore.Push the patch through the barrel and remove the cleaning patch at the muzzle. Swab the bore with short strokes for best results. Insert the jag into the bore cleaning tube, and push it firmly into the barrel from the breech.Assemble the ramrod extension and handle and place a cleaning patch soaked with Remington All-Natural Bore Cleaner evenly over the cleaning jag. Attach the cleaning jag to the ramrod.This could impair the function of the trigger assembly and may result in serious personal injuries or death to the shooter or bystanders. WARNING: Fouling and debris from the bore may fall into the trigger assembly if the bore cleaning guide is not used. This is required to protect the breech plug threads and trigger assembly from fouling and debris. Insert the bore cleaning tube through the receiver, and thread it into the breech plug threads by hand only.Use a cleaning patch or clean cloth to wipe the breech plug threads clean of all residue. Using a small brush and Remington All-Natural Bore Cleaner, clean the breech plug threads in the rear of the barrel thoroughly.Soak the nipple and breech plug in Remington All-Natural Bore Cleaner.Instead, remove the charge using the instructions in your instruction book. WARNING: If there is a charge in the barrel, do not attempt to remove it by shooting it out if you are unsure what the charge is or if you are unsure if the charge is safe. Use the ramrod to be sure there is no charge in the barrel.Keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, put the safety to the 'S' position, open the bolt, and be sure there is no percussion cap or percussion cap residue remaining on the nipple.To clean the barrel, breech plug, and nipple:

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