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Thanks - I know how to cock/de-cock, it was a full dis-assembly I wanted.

There's a YouTube video which explains it well.

I'd been shown how to do this years ago when the roll-pins holding the cocking-piece to the firing pin collapsed and had to be replaced, but it was so long ago I had forgotten how to do it. Bolt has now been stripped, pins checked, de-greased/greased and re-assembled.

phaedra1106 wrote:

Blackstuff wrote:I hope its easier than Steyr/Mannlicher bolts, mine ended up going back to Austria, via 2 different RFDs and cost me £60 for my curiosity

Do it again and I'll show you how to reset it, really easy using a loop of wire or strong cable fastened to something solid, put the loop on the square bit of the bolt and pull, then you can turn it back to the cocked position :)

I fully disassembled mine and it was getting it back together that was the problem, rather than just cocking/decocking - which I though could be done by (literally)hand?