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How to disassemble the bolt of a Browning T-Bolt
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2019
- Seeing as I couldn't find any online videos on how to pull a Browning T-Bolt bolt apart, I thought I would upload a how-to video so people don't have to take a stab in the dark like me!
Hope this helps!
Most excellent. So clad you can point and talk at the same time. You are a natural teacher.
Excellent video mate, thanks very much. Got a load of crap in my bolt today and this made cleaning it a walk in the park. Well done
Excellent video brother. Thank you for sharing!!
Brilliant video very informative many thanks for your efforts.
Thanks a lot, that is a perfect video of the disassembling of the bolt with as a bonus the explanation of the function of it!
Cheers!
Pulled mine apart today after a long range session. The bolt had not been cleaned by the previous 10 owners. It is the first serie with the steel magazine. Quite different and much easier, see YT clip by Brandon. Push out the small pin at the back. That releases the back toggle. Pop out spring, side cam part and firing pin bar. Honestly speaking: the old version seems to be sturdier and easier than the new one. Cleaned a lot of gunk at the inside, than break cleaner. Ear buts at inside, tooth brush outside cleaning. Lubed it with Rem oil! I can toggle it now with 1 finger push
Excellent video! very clear and easy to understand. My only disappointment was magazine D&A was not included. Hope you have another video that goes through that. That aside, great video. Thanks, Stephen Hunter
The trigger job would have been good to see, as this disassembly is very easy and clear to understand.
Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome vid man, cleaning mine tonight and needed a bit of a refresher as I havent had it out in years. I used to do the rough method too... my mainspring has a kink in it just like yours from being too hard on it. Ah well least I know now haha
Hugely Helpful, Such a great video, it's been a year, but if you ever do get around to the trigger video I'd love to see it!
Great video. Slow and detailed just the way I like it. Thanks Lots!!!
A new replacement T Bolt is $322.00 plus tax and shipping. You can also get a left hand to convert too left hand operations.
This is the best presentation on a gun component I have seen, looking forward to the trigger video. The firing pin seems more of an elongated flat bar, would you consider it is safe to repeatedly dry fire the T-bolt rifle?
The flat bar style of firing pin is common across a lot of rimfire rifles; I wouldn't recommend dry firing any rimfire rifle as damage to the pin face and chamber face will occur over time. Thanks for the comment :)
Excellent video sir! Thanks much for the states! 🇺🇸🇦🇺👍
This looks like a good rifle for shooters who like to mount huge scopes on top. They don't have to worry about clearance.
The feather weight barrel is narrower which would provide even more clearance for large objective lenses, not that a large scope is required for a 22. Cheers
I haven’t tried to disassemble mine yet, afraid I guess. My thought was to soak in brake cleaning fluid overnight and then soak in 3 in 1 oil. Let dry and use. Your procedure obviously much better.
I don't know how the plastic components would go in brake cleaner; definitely advise against doing that
EXCELLENT video!!! Thanks!
Great vid do you need to lube or Grease any of the bolt parts I noticed your bolt looked real clean of any lube
I tend to not lube parts if they don't need it as it attracts dirt/carbon. Now that I have worked the "new" stiffness out the rifle is quite nice to use as is, but i might add a bit to the cam surface and the lugs/buttons. Cheers
Going to strip down my bolt as per video, what do you use to polish pieces without removing too much metal, lastly do you lightly oil items as you rebuild? Trigger video would be very useful, you have an unsurpassed explanatory skill, regards
I use Mothers Mag Wheel Polish here in Australia (motherspolish.com.au/product/mag-aluminium-polish-140g/). I'm not sure what the constituent ingredient is, but any polish compound should be safe on steel. A liberal application of that on a cut up cotton shirt with a flat block of wood.
I wipe down all metal with an oiled rag for corrosion protection, but otherwise don't lubricate parts to avoid dust/carbon buildup.
I have been a bit busy lately but will try to make a video on the trigger soon.
Cheers
Great video, really detailed explanation 👍
Can you swap the bolt from right handed to left when it's disassembled?
Unfortunately no, the bolt is machined in one direction only. Browning does sell left handed versions of this rifle though