Removing firing pin

[Cbh1]

On a defiance tactical action do i need firing pin tool. I tryed the string and it did feel like a regular Remington did know if just go head and unscrew it so i stoped

 

[bill123]

I have a deviant. I use the string trick. Works fine.

 

[Cbh1]

I have a deviant. I use the string trick. Works fine.

It just feels like the tension not off of the pin may need to go another turn. Thanks

 

[J E Custom]

I would recommend the Kleinendorst tool $35.00 to $40.00 dollars.

https://www.sinclairintl.com/gun-parts-tools-accessories/tools/index.htm

It is very simple and will save you many headaches and time.

J E CUSTOM

 

[bill123]

If you're talking about unscrewing the firing pin assembly from the bolt body, you need to maintain tension with the string for a few rotations. For occasional use the string trick works well. Tool looks much easier though.

 

[Cbh1]

I was just looking at it and it has to be easier even better not but 37 dollars.

 

[Cbh1]

On there bolts it not square where the string goes so it a little more difficult

 

[jrock]

On a 700, the penny and a string works great. I didn't see the slot for the penny on my Deviant and it was a pain to continue to remove the same way. I ordered the tool. I'll work an extra hour to pay for it.

 

[Cbh1]

On a 700, the penny and a string works great. I didn't see the slot for the penny on my Deviant and it was a pain to continue to remove the same way. I ordered the tool. I'll work an extra hour to pay for it.

Knew it was a easier way

 

[Kmccord]

I know the Stiller action work with adding a dime when pull with the string to uncover the slot, I was under the impression all clone remmy actions were the same way.

 

[bill123]

I know the Stiller action work with adding a dime when pull with the string to uncover the slot, I was under the impression all clone remmy actions were the same way.

I assumed they did too but Deviants do not have the slot.

 

[Cbh1]

Right they not cut square where the coin would go

 

[ophious]

Here's what I do guys. Maybe this might be helpful to you. String trick with dime to remove firing pin assy. Then utilizing a piece of that plastic vinyl landscaping 1/4" drip tube about 1/2" long, place it over the firing pin. Screw the assy back together and remove the firing pin, pin. Carefully unscrew the top portion again as it is under pressure and will pop off if unexpected. Maybe I can make a tutorial if needed.

 

[jrock]

I did that my first time as well. Only tube like material I had around.