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6. Push the pin through sufficiently until it can be grasped

with your fingers. Pull it the rest of the way out. If it

cannot be removed with fingers, make sure your pushing

tool or punch has a diameter small enough so that it

will push the pin completely through without the tool

damaging the hole.

7. With the pin removed, lift the trigger guard group out

of the receiver by lifting upward and pulling rearward

(Figure 13).

DISASSEMBLY OF THE SLIDE AND BREECH BOLT

(12 GAUGE ONLY) —

1. Remove the barrel and trigger guard group as explained

earlier, but do not replace the magazine cap.

2. With the action slide arms still attached to the slide

arm bridge, simultaneously slide both assemblies

forward and out of the front of the receiver. Note that

as the breech bolt assembly passes by the ejection port,

there may be some resistance from the ejector spring.

Carefully work it past the resistance.

DISASSEMBLY OF THE SLIDE AND BREECH BOLT

(20 GAUGE ONLY) —

This procedure is necessary because the bolt will not

extract out through the front of the receiver as it does on

the 12 gauge model.

1. Remove the barrel and trigger guard group as explained

earlier, but do not replace the magazine cap.

2. You must disengage the slide arms from the slide arm

bridge. Remove the slide arms through the front of the

receiver. Remove the bolt slide assembly through the

trigger guard group opening.

REMOVAL OF THE FIRING PIN —

Begin with the breech bolt assembly removed from the gun.

1. Grasp the breech bolt assembly, bottom side up (flat

side), and push the rear of the firing pin forward with

your forefinger. While holding the firing pin in this

position, take your other hand and tilt the front end of

the slide arm bridge and move it slightly forward. Lift

FIGURE 13

After removing the pin, tilt

the rear of the trigger guard

group up, then lift it out.