When disassembling the Savage 10/110 bolt for maintenance, parts replacement, etc., I've seen photos/videos of people using the corner of their reloading bench, a board, etc. to move the cocking pin so the bolt could be disassembled.
The easy way is to use an adjustable wrench (Crescent wrench). The wrench is closed over the bolt at the cocking pin. Holding the bolt handle, turn the wrench and it easily moves the cocking pin. After reassembly, do the reverse.
This makes it very easy for the first step.
I don't recall where I saw this first posted. Not my idea, just wanted to pass it along to fellow Savage shooters.
The easy way is to use an adjustable wrench (Crescent wrench). The wrench is closed over the bolt at the cocking pin. Holding the bolt handle, turn the wrench and it easily moves the cocking pin. After reassembly, do the reverse.
This makes it very easy for the first step.
I don't recall where I saw this first posted. Not my idea, just wanted to pass it along to fellow Savage shooters.
