lighthorse
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Rifleman1776 said:I did not remove the lock assembly
You really should. That is a basic step in cleaning your rifle.
Standard way is to back out the screws on the opposite side that hold it just a few turns then, with wood or other non-maring material, tap the screw heads. That will push the lock out slightly to where you can grab it and remove. Do clean well and lube after a shooting session.
Thank you rifleman. I just took the time to do this. The internal parts were rather dry so I cleaned and lubricated. I also have a clear understanding of how this lock works and exactly what was causing the initial problem. Very cool.
Thanks,
Jim