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To remove the bolt on a Remington 581, push the safety lever forward (towards muzzle). This will put pressure on a plunger located down in the trigger assembly. Attached to this plunger is a pin that protrudes up and keeps the bolt in the receiver. Pushing the safety forwards depresses the plunger which pulls the pin down, and allows the bolt to be slid free of the receiver.
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