Winchester 67a bolt disassembly

[hadmanysons]

Does anyone know how to take apart the bolt on a Winchester 67a .22? You know, that gun that you all owned that was made WAY before I was born.

I was given one by my father-in-law and it was in OK shape but the bolt really could come apart for a good cleaning. Any help?

edit:
I did do quite a bit of searching and found nothing.

 

[Isher]

Does anyone know how to take apart the bolt on a Winchester 67a .22? You know, that gun that you all owned that was made WAY before I was born.

I was given one by my father-in-law and it was in OK shape but the bolt really could come apart for a good cleaning. Any help?

edit:
I did do quite a bit of searching and found nothing.
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Why?

There is only one crosspin, but in general the bolt is wide open.

Keep it lubed, there is nothing complicated in there,

Third generation, going on fourth.

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[hadmanysons]

Why?

There is only one crosspin, but in general the bolt is wide open.

Keep it lubed, there is nothing complicated in there,

Third generation, going on fourth.

That's it? I just got it yesterday and hadn't had a chance to look at it in detail. I also wanted to make sure there wasn't any tricks that I needed to know.

Why? Cause it was in storage for ever and things don't move smoothly and I can see gunk and stuff deep in there that I cant blast out.

 

[wrench]

I took one apart once, and it was a pain in the you know what, to put back together.
I won't do it again, just blast them out with CLP or gunscrubber or something.
Just my opinion...

 

[hadmanysons]

I got it apart pretty easily, once I took a look at it. I had heard they were a pain but this was a snap. Got is all cleaned and put back together.