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Disassembly tool for L57?

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Hello all,
I have been trying to figure out which tool to buy for my action type. I see two option for sako actions. Open shroud and closed shroud. I have an L57 action serial 8321. The safety on it springs itself to the off position quite easily so I want to take everything apart and give it a good cleaning. I just dont know how to after just getting the firing pin assembly out of bolt!
 
jbauman915 said:
Hello all,
I have been trying to figure out which tool to buy for my action type. I see two option for sako actions. Open shroud and closed shroud. I have an L57 action serial 8321. The safety on it springs itself to the off position quite easily so I want to take everything apart and give it a good cleaning. I just dont know how to after just getting the firing pin assembly out of bolt!
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Usually when things are dirty it is very difficult or impossible to move the rocker lever, so it may need something besides cleaning.
 
paulsonconstruction said:
Usually when things are dirty it is very difficult or impossible to move the rocker lever, so it may need something besides cleaning.
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Paulson,
Never seen ultrasonic cleaning of bolt assemblies discussed, or I may have missed it. I have never used on a bolt assembly but have on various other parts not necessarily gun parts but similar. Are there any issues with ultrasonic cleaning of bolt assemblies? There are various solutions that can be used.
 
Tomball said:
Paulson,
Never seen ultrasonic cleaning of bolt assemblies discussed, or I may have missed it. I have never used on a bolt assembly but have on various other parts not necessarily gun parts but similar. Are there any issues with ultrasonic cleaning of bolt assemblies? There are various solutions that can be used.
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I don't see any reason not to try it. Let us know how it works.
 
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