

Once tension is released you can drive out the really small long retaining pin at the farthest most part of the receiver.ħ - Now the extractor retaining pin, which also is the barrel retaining pin can be removed. That releases tension on the extractor trip.

DONT LOSE PARTS, THEY FLY OUT OF THE BOLT.ĥ - Now unscrew the hex screw under the receiver. mess with it until it falls out and the pivot pin just glides out.Ĥ - You can now remove the bolt/block thingie. If it doesnt, then the pin up in the little hole didnt fall out yet. Rattle the bolt/block thingie until the spring and small retaining pin fall out.ģ - The bolt pivot pin should come out now. There is one rounded spring loaded pin pointed toward the trigger, and one spring loaded pin up in the hole in the falling block. Make sure you remove the pins in the correct direction: Drive from the side without the 3 little chisel like marks or you will enlarge the holes more than needed.ġ - First remove the pin securing the leverĢ - Remove lever and make sure you dont lose parts. CORRECT MY SPELLING IF YOU FEEL THE NEED. IF YOU COPY AND SEND THESE DIRECTIONS TO PEOPLE THEN PLEASE GIVE ME CREDIT FOR WRITING THEM. Tom 2Typewritten TextParts can be found at Numrich at: for all types of guns. Below are a couple of take down instructions for the Ithaca 49.
