You have the stock off? 2 Pull the trigger to release the striker. Unscrew the end cap, be careful, because springs will come out. Not so much tension that you can't control them, but be careful and do not lose the collar at the front of the bolt spring. 3. Move the bolt all the way to the rear, until the bolt handle aligns with the opening at the end of it's track, and remove the bolt handle, to right. 4. Use a small tool, small screwdriver etc., to push the bolt toward the rear, remove the bolt from the rear.
That should get you to where you can see clearly through the bore, and it reassembles the same way in reverse.
On the bottom is a screw that holds the sear spring. If you take it out, the sear will drop, and the screw will not go right back in. Most of these rifles have been messed up when people try to force that screw back in without moving the sear, so that it sits correctly.
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