Remington Nylon 66 Bolt Disassembly and Assembly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Complete disassembly and reassembly of the Remington Nylon 66 bolt. Link to the disassembly of the rifle if you need help with removing bolt:
• Remington Nylon 66 Com...
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Thank you so much. I took my dad's nylon 66 apart to clean it as it hadn't been cleaned in 43 years. That spring and pin fell out. I couldn't figure out where it went. You made my daughter and myself very happy! Thanks again. You have a new subscriber :)
incredibly useful, thank you so much
One observation that I have not seen covered: The striking difference between the bolts for 66 vs. 77 and 10C! The 77 & 10C have a ridge on the bottom side to direct the shell coming up from the clip into the chamber! Using a 66 flat-bottomed bolt in a 77 turns it into a Jam-o-matic!
Good info, thanks for commenting
@@THESHOOTERSCHANNEL I really like your calm demeanor in doing the video! It really was filmed perfectly! Even though I have seen these weapons since they first came out, I never owned one. Your video took me right through from a bag of parts to Range Ready! The big shock was having an Apache 77 & a 10C side by side. The 77 shot flawlessly and the 10C was Mr Stovepipe! When I got home, I dug into both...Obvious error using a 66 Bolt in a 10C! No wonder the previous Owner hated it!
Awesome! Thank you SO MUCH! I recently purchased one to give to my father for his birthday this year. He had one as a child and has spoken about it multiple times. I found a nice example and bought it. The insides were SO DIRTY. I cleaned it all up now except for the bolt. This is my project for tomorrow. Great video! 😀😀😀
Thanks, this vedio helps me.
Very informative I didn't have schematics for the rifle but your video got me through it
THANKS
Thanks for the comment, glad it helped
How do I figure out the manufacture date of my Nylon 66?
Serial number. But From 58 to 67 there were no serial number so the earlier ones are harder to tell
When the serial number starts with an A it is from 1977 to last year 1989.
Thank you, that was well done instructions.
Have one of these Jewels 👍 Looking Forward to More Informative Videos on the Nylon 66.
BAMA FAN Yeah, one of my favorites.
Good Morning. It would be possible to adapt another ammo extractor. Because mine broke , it 's not ejecting the ammunition .
Is it possible to give me the measurements of this ammo extractor? It would be to manufacture another. Mine broke , only the pin and the spring were left
would you have the measurements of the small spring responsible for the recursion of the precursor,?, thanks
Gonna get a finishing nail before doing this! Ha! Great video!
Thank you for taking the time to make this, and all of your videos.
Add rubber bands to your small screwdriver for more control.
I'm going to completely disassemble, clean and re-assemble my Nylon 66. I'll use my Lyman Turbo-sonic with ultrasonic gun parts cleaner to clean all the metal parts. Then apply a very light spritz of RemLube to all the metal parts prior to re-assembly. QUESTION: What kind of cleaning liquid should I use to clean all the nooks and crannies of the Nylon 66 stock? I received my Nylon 66 as a gift and it looks like it has never been cleaned. Also, is there anything I can use to remove the tiny spots of rust and coat the gun so it doesn't rust anymore. I live in Arizona, so if i clean it up and keep it dry (that's easy in the desert), I suspect that the gun should remain clean and stop any more rusting.
"Big 45 Polishing Pad" (Amazon.com) with so gun oil on the rusty spots on the bluing....Great product that I have used on WW II P.38 Pistols w/o damaging the bluing...
That little spring in the firing can easily fall out. Thanks for the video, very informative.
where can I buy parts for a nylon 66 please
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