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First remove the barrel action by unscrewing the only bolt that attaches it to stock. Then loosen the1/2 nut that hold the magazine in place, this will allow the magazine to rrelease fom the bolt.
Lastly, pull the bolt backwards and when it stops, squeeze the trigger so it will depress the sear.
the bolt is now out.
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